St. Catharines Declares State of Emergency After Severe Flooding
St. Catharines, Ontario, has declared a state of emergency following two extreme rainstorms that caused widespread flooding and significant damage to homes, businesses, and public infrastructure. Mayor Mat Siscoe announced the declaration to enhance the city's response and recovery efforts. The storms overwhelmed municipal systems, leading to extensive flooding and shoreline erosion. The city is seeking assistance from provincial and federal governments to aid in recovery. The emergency operations center remains active to coordinate resources and address urgent needs. 
