An update from the City of St. Catharines on gathering information as it works for financial help from the province after summer flooding.
This will help to access the government's Disaster Recovery Assistance for Ontarians program.
The city tells us reports included overland flooding, sewer backups, property damage and insurance coverage challenges.
1,250 unique properties were identified, 34 reported damage, and either denied insurance claims or no coverage, and 209 say insurance claim status is uncertain.
To this point, no provincial assistance has been offered, as local provincial and municipal politicians continue to advocate.
Woman Abuse Prevention Month Starts
Lincoln Man Charged with Impaired in Fatal Crash
NRP Catching Impaired Drivers this Weekend
Stevens Asks Gov't for Flood Relief
NH has Breast Cancer Screening App Site
Ryan Diodati is new Hamilton Police Chief
MPP Keeps Demanding Action on GM Site
Gates Pushes for Action on Gambling