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Councillor, residents in storm-battered areas remain angry over 'too-slow' response
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Ottawa residents and local councillors are criticizing the city's slow emergency response to a severe Canada Day rainstorm. The storm caused significant flooding, with some areas experiencing a one-in-200-year weather event.
Between 50 and 150 millimetres of rain fell in many parts of the city on July 1, according to a Saturday memo to council from Tammy Rose, the city's general manager of infrastructure and water services.
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