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City Says Flood Not Caused by Infrastructure Issues

August 1, 20262 Mins Read
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City Says Flood Not Caused by Infrastructure Issues

Furniture is removed from a basement in the area of Scott Street and Edinburgh Drive on Thursday after extensive basement flooding resulted from a massive downpour earlier in the week. 

Bob Tymczyszyn/St. Catharines Standard
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