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Montreal is under water !
vrijvlinder
Papillon-Sauvage MVP
I hope the Vanilla HQ is safe from this catastrophic flooding ...
http://www.citynews.ca/2017/05/07/montreal-declares-state-emergency-due-flooding/
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I've had two meetings with them today and no one mentioned it so I assume Old Port isn't under any threat.
Canadians are hardy !
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Hey guys it's not where the office is, but unfortunately it's where I live. I live about 30 mintues by train from the office. I live right on border of Pierrefonds/Roxboro which is a borough (county) of Montreal. Thankfully my house is not yet inundated, but it's close. Maybe 2 blocks away.
Here is what the area looks like at the moment
I have been donating my time after work to help neighbors, donating food to the evacuated, ect. However, I feel safe enough to come to work. I moved my stuff that's important to the second floor.
If you wish to donate, Red Cross has opened a fund:
https://donate.redcross.ca/ea-action/action?ea.client.id=1951&ea.campaign.id=69612&_ga=2.255824142.723887049.1494259359-1749562514.1494259332
In full transparency, I have not donated myself yet, because I am not sure if my house will be safe. It's far from over, because the dams close to the city are overloaded.
Anyway, don't worry. I am fine for now... I wouldn't be at work, if I was nervous that my house would be flooded today.
OMG that is awful !! I hope the water recedes soon and all goes back to normal. But the damage will cost so much to fix..
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Yeah, there is a scandal here now, because we don't really have "flood" insurance. We are covered for sewer back up ect. I think the government will have a fund, but the people are sying this may only be $3-4k per person. Not enough to make major repairs.
I just feel bad for people like this, who had their house for sale. I guess there is always someone worse off ( notice the a vendre or 'for sale' sign)
This is also very near the electric powered train I take to come to work. If the street over from here floods, it cuts the Island of Montreal in half in terms of the commuter train network. each train carries about 30,000 daily riders.
My dad is close to 70 and says he's never seen it this bad. It's a once in a century flood (this bad at least).
Anyway, checked at home just now and we still seem okay. So thank goodness for that. The army is nearby and creating dams so the water doesn't come down any more.
How terribly sad !
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