Tag Archives: flooding

Last year there was a lot of concern about the drought-like conditions in southwestern Saskatchewan. But now, all people can talk about is the amount of flooding the area has seen over the past week. ...

Saskatchewan's Water Security Agency (WSA) says water levels in the Swift Current area are "stabilizing." Even though the city remains under a state of emergency - and has said it will be for up to tw...

Swift Current will remain in a local state of emergency for the next 10 to 14 days. According to the latest statement released by the city, water levels in Swift Current Creek are expected to fluctuat...

By Kash Knight The state of emergency remained in place for Swift Current on Thursday morning. The most recent media release from the city stated the Duncairn Dam continues to receive high water input...

The flooding in Swift Current has residents on alert as they wait to see what happens next with the slowly rising water. The city remains in a state of emergency and crews have made plans to deal with...

By Ally Paige Several highways across southwest Saskatchewan are currently seeing the full effects of the drastic temperature change that has swept the province. In fact, a section of Highway 42 has c...

By Hayden Michaels Swift Current Mayor Al Bridal sent out an official message Wednesday in which he acknowledged the ongoing flood situation in that city and offered his personal thanks to those worki...

By Hayden Michaels The City of Swift Current has declared a local emergency due to ongoing flooding. The announcement was made during a special city council meeting Tuesday. While no homes have been s...

The Water Security Agency (WSA) issued an advisory this week warning out potential ice jams on the Qu'Appelle River, Swift Current Creek, the Moose Jaw River and the Wood River following the recent ra...

Saskatchewan’s Water Security Agency (WSA) is once again preparing to carry out snow surveys to help forecast the runoff potential and provide information on water supply and flood risks. The ag...