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Manitoba flood assistance includes special recovery program, $500 cheques, charitable donations

Manitoba flood assistance includes special recovery program, $500 cheques, charitable donations
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The Manitoba government has announced a new flood recovery program to assist homeowners and tenants affected by recent flooding. The initiative includes direct grants for repairs and a $15 million fund to match charitable donations made through the Red Cross.

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This provides immediate financial relief to residents in western Manitoba who may lack sufficient insurance coverage for flood-related damages.

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The Manitoba flood recovery program — a one-time grant for homeowners and tenants — will support those who didn't have insurance or whose insurance coverage is insufficient, regardless of whether they qualify for disaster financial assistance, said Christine Stevens, director of Manitoba's Emergency Management Organization.

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