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Canada needs a proactive approach to disaster resilience

Canadians need an approach that leverages the power of nature if we are to keep our heads above both rising flood waters and insurance costs.

Opinion
BY ROGER D’ESCHAMBAULT
July 6, 2022

Opinion | BY ROGER D’ESCHAMBAULT | July 6, 2022

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