It should help victims and support long-term rehabilitation measures. “This fund will be available to everyone who is not covered by other programs.” He said the damage was “much worse than the pictures you can see on television or on the internet”.
Along with heavy rain and storm surge, “Fiona” caused severe damage along Canada’s east coast in late September. Millions of people were temporarily without electricity. More than 20,000 residents in the province are still without power, as the CBC reported Tuesday, citing Nova Scotia Premier Tim Houston. Many of them will have to wait until the weekend to restore supplies.
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