Huntingdon Village: Dogs + soldiers + residents gather at critical flood zone 11-29-2021

Residents came in numbers throughout the day to observe the unfolding events at the Boundary Road area of Huntingdon Village in Abbotsford, Canada. Water from recent rainfall has flooded the Nooksack River in some areas in the United States. This water then in turn spilled into Canadian territory now for hours. Military personnel carried observation duties in what they call Operation LENTUS or "op-lentus" following the setup of sandbag dykes along a railway. News crews have established a base camp where numerous reporters have joined live feeds on all TV stations in the province. Stunned onlookers took photos of the spilling water and damage with the only hope of seeing the water recede. But unaware and innocent playful dogs provide some much needed relief. Meanwhile, citizens and authorities are preparing for a third atmospheric river to strike the Fraser Valley in the morning. Rainfalls are predicted to be significant in the near forecast. Rain should start at 4h am local and could accumulate to over a hundred milimeters.
More floods footage: bit.ly/3HKC9hO
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[@dragonflytoo]

Canadians are so calm in the face of diversity, calmly dealing with the situation.
Thanks for the update.

[@joyandbuddyschannel]

That white hairy dog!❤💝

[@pascalmarch]

Yes ❤️

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Oh, it's a dog show video. Silly me I thought it was about BC's massive devastation and how the entire Province is severely affected and feelings it's impact in grocery stores, and elsewhere.