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1 week after Kinew visit to Parkland, some flood-impacted residents still in dark about provincial aid

1 week after Kinew visit to Parkland, some flood-impacted residents still in dark about provincial aid
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Residents in Manitoba impacted by severe flooding are struggling to access provincial disaster aid despite public assurances from Premier Wab Kinew. Affected families report bureaucratic delays and a lack of communication from government offices after being directed to seek help through the Premier's office.

A second round of severe storms blanketed the Porcupine Hills, the Duck Mountains and Riding Mountain at the end of June, engorging rivers along the Manitoba Escarpment and flooding communities in the valleys downstream.

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1 week after Kinew visit to Parkland, some flood-impacted residents still in dark about provincial aid — Headlinne — headlinne