Spring flooding hitting parts of central Saskatchewan, more communities on alert

Flooding forces First Nations in northeast Saskatchewan to evacuate; more alerts

REGINA - Flooding in Saskatchewan has displaced hundreds of residents while also damaging homes and roads.

Flooding forces evacuations in northern Saskatchewan

Red Earth Cree Nation and Shoal Lake Cree Nation have been evacuated due to flooding, according to the Prince Albert Grand Council.

Flooding in Saskatchewan forces First Nations to start evacuations

The Red Earth Cree Nation, Shoal Lake Cree Nation and Sturgeon Lake First Nation in northern-eastern and north-central Saskatchewan are on high alert this week after record flooding has forced evacuations for Red Earth and Shoal Lake on Tuesday. According to the Prince Albert Grand Council (PAGC) and Saskatchewan’s Water Security Agency, record flooding along the Shell and Carrot Rivers is causing a major concern for residents in Red Earth and S…

Sturgeon Lake First Nation declares emergency as rising waters threaten access

STURGEON LAKE FIRST NATION — Sturgeon Lake First Nation has declared a state of emergency to secure support and resources as rising water levels, flooded roads and deteriorating bridge conditions affect access to the community.

States of emergency issued in more than two-dozen Saskatchewan communities due to flooding

Spring floods are shutting down roadways and prompting local emergencies in several communities in central and northern Saskatchewan.

Northern Saskatchewan flooding forcing people from their homes - Saskatoon

Residents of Red Earth Cree Nation and Shoal Lake Cree Nation are being forced from their homes as flood waters rise in the north.