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Helping Hands for St. Catharines Flood Recovery

September 8, 20261 Min Read
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Household remnants from severe flooding in St. Catharines are pictured on Aug. 11, 2026. (Tessa Bennett/CHCH News)
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Household remnants from severe flooding in St. Catharines are pictured on Aug. 11, 2026. (Tessa Bennett/CHCH News)

Team Rubicon Canada, a partner of Ontario Corps, is stepping in to help with recovery efforts in St. Catharines following heavy rains that led to significant flooding in the area.

Starting Tuesday, Team Rubicon Canada sent volunteers to remove debris, flooring, drywall, and other items damaged by the flood.

They responded to a request through Ontario Corp to provide support and aid to residents and homeowners during this challenging recovery period.

“We’ve been working collaboratively with the province since the flooding on July 28 to serve and support our community,” says Mayor Mat Siscoe.

“The arrival of Team Rubicon Canada will help residents who need additional assistance as St. Catharines moves from response into recovery.”

WATCH MORE: St. Catharines mayor addresses recent flooding, outlines path forward

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