Thursday, May 3, exactly one year after the devastating floods in Quebec and Ontario, we are hosting special broadcasts to showcase the stories on how families have rebuilt their lives, and how some are still waiting for help.
We revisit some of the hardest hit areas including Pointe-Gatineau, Cumberland, Combermere.
Struggling to rebuild after last year's flooding
Unable to rebuild, one Ottawa woman leaves the City after the flood. CTV’s Stefan Keyes has details.
Rebuilding after the floods in Pointe Gatineau
CTV’s Graham Richardson tells us what's changed in Pointe Gatineau one year after the floods.
A grim, magic number in Quebec...65 %
Unable to rebuild, one Ottawa woman leaves the City after the flood. CTV’s Stefan Keyes has details.
Another part of the recovery...
Some were forgiven mortgage payments for 6 months to allow people to spend that money on repairs.
The bank moves those payments to the end of the mortgage term.
Cumberland still working to rebuild after floods
Neighbours find different solutions to repair damage after the flood, CTV’s Patricia Boal has details.
Floods caused landslides in Combermere
Upper Ottawa Valley community in Combermere shores up the banks after the 2017 floods. CTV’s Catherine Lathem reports.
Touring Pointe Gatineau
Gatineau resident Jonathan Brennan tells CTV Ottawa’s Graham Richardson how life has changed since the floods.
In the Flood Zone: One Year Later
CTV's Graham Richardson joins Michael O'Byrne to look back at the 2017 floods and how some residents are coping.
Remembering dramatic landslide in Combermere
CTV's Catherine Lathem returns to Combermere to remember the a dramatic landslide caught on camera.
Sarah Revisits the Flood Zone
Watch CTV Morning Live’s Sarah Freemark as she returns to Clarence-Rockland one year after 2017’s historic flooding
Ottawa opens Flood Info Centres
The City of Ottawa is opening Flood Information Centres in four communities today in anticipation of minor flooding.
Sandbags ready for possible flooding
Gatineau City Councillor Mike Duggan says they are prepared if the Ottawa River rises in the next few days.
CTV Ottawa coverage from the spring flooding in 2017
IN PICTURES
As the flood waters recede, many are left assessing the damage to their properties and dealing with the aftermath.
Devastating spring flooding throughout the region
Ontario and western Quebec residents have been forced to evacuate after an unforgiving flood as prompted military response.
ARTICLES
Flood victims finding a new normal after flood waters recede
Red Cross to provide $4 million to spring flood victims
Flood relief meeting in Gatineau overflows with worried residents
Flooded home owners encouraged to document everything
Federal employees to return to work in Gatineau Wednesday
Flood update: What's next for Horton Township
What about all those flooded vehicles?
'It's bad': Ottawa Valley residents work hard to save their homes
Ontario Premier visits flood regions in Eastern Ontario
Federal and Quebec offices closed again Tuesday
Volunteers driving up spirits in flood relief
In The Flood Zone: Where to get sandbags
Maps show impact of flooding across Eastern Canada
Information sessions for residents affected by flooding
Government offices, schools, daycares in Gatineau closed Monday due to flooding
Soldiers called to Gatineau where 500 people have left their homes
Rhoddy's Bay not spared from widespread flooding
Volunteers needed to help with flooding in Constance Bay area
Pontiac issues mandatory evacuation order due to flooding
Britannia Village staying dry thanks to brand new berm
Clarence-Rockland declares state of emergency over flooding
Flood Zone: Where to find help
Flooded homeowners in Rockland helped by a surprise flood of volunteers
Flooding across the region drives hundreds from their homes
Widespread flooding forcing evacuations in Maniwaki
Record rainfall triggers flooding from Maniwaki to Golden Lake
Signs of relief in Gatineau flood zones
Areas across the capital region dealing with flooding