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  • 8/12/2019 Flood catastrophe unfolds

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    FLOOD CATASTROPHE UNFOLDS

    CALGARY

    CANMORE

    1A

    40

    1

    66

    BRAGG CREEK

    COCHRANE

    HIGH RIVER

    4:30 A.M.EXSHAW FLOODS

    6:30 A.M.

    Most bridges close

    11:30 A.M.

    Police confirm Saddledomefilled with water

    3 P.M.

    Prime Minister StephenHarper arrives to surveydamage

    IN CALGARY

    6 A.M. STATEOF EMERGENCY

    9:40 A.M. MUDSLIDECUTS OFF HWY. 1

    BANFF

    10:10 A.M.STATE OF EMERGENCY

    Rocky View County

    10:15 A.M.BLACK DIAMOND FLOODS

    11-11:30 A.M.STATE OF EMERGENCY

    OKOTOKS

    11-11:30 A.M.STATE OF EMERGENCY

    LETHBRIDGE

    Turner ValleyBlack Diamond

    11-11:30 A.M.STATE OF EMERGENCY

    1 P.M. STATE OF EMERGENCY& EVACUATIONS BEGIN

    1 P.M. STATEOF EMERGENCY

    5 P.M.EVACUATIONS

    7:30 P.M. SIKSIKA FIRST NATIONFLOODS & 1, 000 FORCED TO LEAVE

    JULY 1

    Province reveals its handed out $43M in flood relief debit cards

    JULY 2

    Downtown Calgary re-opens; flood costs estimated at$256M+; RCMP defends High River gun grab

    JULY 3

    Calgary Zoo lays off 300 employees dueto $10M in lost revenue

    JULY 4

    City of Calgary lifts local state ofemergency

    JULY 5

    Calgary Stampede kicks off as promised withannual parade with slogan Hell of High Water; Sunnyside

    sees flash flood from evening storm

    JULY 9

    Zoo announces closure; city says $18M Harvie Passagere-vamp mostly washed away

    JULY 13

    Province returns control of High River recovery tolocal officials

    JULY 14

    Stampede breaches 1 million visitors

    JULY 15

    Flood Aid concert announced for August;Stampede T-shirt fundraising efforts raise $2.1M

    JULY 18

    RCMP return half of guns seized in High River

    JULY 30

    Flood damage reaches $500M and still counting; video suggestsparts of High River were sacrificed to spare other parts of town

    SEPT. 11

    Saddledome repaired for first concert since flood, with the Eaglestaking the stage

    SEPT. 23

    Insurance Bureau of Canada declares Alberta flooding costliest

    natural disaster in Canadian history, eventually hitting $6B

    WHAT HAPPENED AFTER THE FLOOD

    10:05 A.M.

    Thousands of volunteersswamp McMahon Stadiumto offer help

    12:15 P.M.

    Province pledges $1 billionin flood relief

    IN CALGARY

    5 P.M.

    RCMP find two bodies,another woman is missing

    NEAR HIGH RIVER

    12:45 P.M.

    Third person confirmeddead in flooding

    NEAR HIGH RIVER

    IN HIGH RIVERIts revealed RCMP seized guns whilesearching for people in distress

    JUNE 27

    IN HIGH RIVER

    Province takes over emergency efforts

    IN CALGARY

    City reveals as many as 10,000 peopleto be displaced for a s ignificantamount of time

    JUNE 28

    JUNE 20

    JUNE 21

    JUNE 22

    JUNE 24DATELEGEND

    KYLA

    SERGEJEVW/SUNMEDIAILLUSTRATION