Swollen rivers in northern B.C. have hundreds of residents on alert Wednesday morning, after rising floodwaters forced evacuation orders for dozens of homes late in the night. The Bulkley, Fraser and Nechako rivers burst their banks Tuesday and reports said river levels were as high as 5.4 metres by the late evening. The heavy flooding sent people packing from 26 homes in Smithers in northwest B.C. and emptied 10 residences in Prince George in north-central B.C. Full Story
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