2026 Storm & Flood Recovery
On the evening of Saturday, July 18, 2026, a severe weather event caused localized flooding that affected properties across the community. This page provides information and resources to assist impacted property owners during the recovery process.
On the evening of Saturday, July 18, 2026, a severe weather event caused localized flooding that affected properties across the community. This page provides information and resources to assist impacted property owners during the recovery process.
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City Council Resolves to Apply for Provincial Disaster Assistance Program
Share City Council Resolves to Apply for Provincial Disaster Assistance Program on Facebook Share City Council Resolves to Apply for Provincial Disaster Assistance Program on X (formerly Twitter) Share City Council Resolves to Apply for Provincial Disaster Assistance Program on Linkedin Email City Council Resolves to Apply for Provincial Disaster Assistance Program linkAt a Special Council Meeting held at 12:10PM on July 22, 2026, City Council passed a resolution directing City Administration to apply for designation under the Provincial Disaster Assistance Program (PDAP) for the severe storm and flooding on July 18 and 19, 2026.
Our application is currently pending provincial review. Nothing has been approved yet, and local claims cannot be processed until the province grants official approval.
WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW RIGHT NOW:
- Contact Your Insurance First: PDAP only covers uninsurable losses. You must contact your insurance provider to start a claim. If the City’s PDAP application is approved, you will need a formal letter from your insurer stating what your policy does and does not cover.
- Document Everything: Take photos and videos of all damage before cleaning up. Keep detailed logs of cleanup hours and equipment used, and save every receipt and invoice.
- Hold Off on Major Repairs: Completing major structural or foundation repairs before an official program adjuster inspects your property could impact your eligibility for funding.
To learn more about the program, see the 2026 SaskatchewanPDAP General Claim Guidelines.
We will notify the community as soon as we are updated about the status of our application.
At a Special Council Meeting held at 12:10PM on July 22, 2026, City Council passed a resolution directing City Administration to apply for designation under the Provincial Disaster Assistance Program (PDAP) for the severe storm and flooding on July 18 and 19, 2026.
Our application is currently pending provincial review. Nothing has been approved yet, and local claims cannot be processed until the province grants official approval.
WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW RIGHT NOW:
- Contact Your Insurance First: PDAP only covers uninsurable losses. You must contact your insurance provider to start a claim. If the City’s PDAP application is approved, you will need a formal letter from your insurer stating what your policy does and does not cover.
- Document Everything: Take photos and videos of all damage before cleaning up. Keep detailed logs of cleanup hours and equipment used, and save every receipt and invoice.
- Hold Off on Major Repairs: Completing major structural or foundation repairs before an official program adjuster inspects your property could impact your eligibility for funding.
To learn more about the program, see the 2026 SaskatchewanPDAP General Claim Guidelines.
We will notify the community as soon as we are updated about the status of our application.
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City Seeking Flood Recovery & Assistance Services
Share City Seeking Flood Recovery & Assistance Services on Facebook Share City Seeking Flood Recovery & Assistance Services on X (formerly Twitter) Share City Seeking Flood Recovery & Assistance Services on Linkedin Email City Seeking Flood Recovery & Assistance Services linkAs our team assesses the impacts of this weekend's flooding, City Administration is actively seeking disaster support services and financial assistance programs.
Meanwhile, if your property was damaged over the weekend due to the weather event, we suggest the following:
- Take pictures and videos, and keep samples of damaged items
- If needed for safety, start cleanup and minor emergency repairs to prevent further damage.
- Document all cleanup and repair efforts, keeping track of hours worked and equipment used.
- Keep all invoices, receipts, and proof of payments
Note: If disaster financial assistance programs are activated, a qualified professional may be assigned directly by that program to inspect major/structural damage. Completing major repairs before further program details are released could impact your eligibility for assistance.
We are working as quickly as possible to establish support programs. More information will be shared as it becomes available.
As our team assesses the impacts of this weekend's flooding, City Administration is actively seeking disaster support services and financial assistance programs.
Meanwhile, if your property was damaged over the weekend due to the weather event, we suggest the following:
- Take pictures and videos, and keep samples of damaged items
- If needed for safety, start cleanup and minor emergency repairs to prevent further damage.
- Document all cleanup and repair efforts, keeping track of hours worked and equipment used.
- Keep all invoices, receipts, and proof of payments
Note: If disaster financial assistance programs are activated, a qualified professional may be assigned directly by that program to inspect major/structural damage. Completing major repairs before further program details are released could impact your eligibility for assistance.
We are working as quickly as possible to establish support programs. More information will be shared as it becomes available.
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