Published 1 year ago

Ontario doles out $5.5M to small communities for storm clean up, recovery

Summary by Ground News

The money is being provided on a one-time basis for municipalities that asked for help with clean up and forest regeneration efforts. The July tornado touched down in eastern Ontario, tearing roofs from houses, downing trees onto major roadways and toppling hydro lines serving tens of thousands of customers.

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CTV News

Ontario doles out $5.5M to small communities for storm clean up, recovery

Nearly two dozen small municipalities in Ontario will share $5.5 million to help with recovering from extreme weather.

1 year ago·Canada

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CBC News

Rural Ontario communities get $5.5M to help extreme weather cleanup

The Ontario government has pledged millions to help 22 small municipalities clean up after extreme weather battered them last summer, leaving flattened woodlands and damaged homes in its wake, but the costs of damage exceed the funding total.

1 year ago·Canada

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Global News

Ontario doles out $5.5M to small communities for storm clean up, recovery

Don DeGenova, mayor of Tweed, in eastern Ontario, says residents have been living "under an umbrella of fear" since a July 24 tornado and he is grateful for the funding.

1 year ago·Toronto, Canada

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Winnipeg Free Press

Ontario doles out $5.5M for storm recovery

TWEED, Ont. – Nearly two dozen small municipalities in Ontario will share $5.5 million to help with recovering from extreme weather. Natural Resources and Forestry Minister Graydon Smith announced Monday […]

1 year ago·Winnipeg, Canada

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