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New policy on flood mitigation to tackle risks to B.C. businesses and infrastructure Business leaders from Chilliwack, Abbotsford, Surrey co-authored action-oriented policy Jun 22, 2022by Jennifer FeinbergNews B.C. reviewing municipal flood responsibility following devastating storms The B.C. Liberal government of 2003 shifted the responsibility to municipalities Nov 24, 2021by Brennan PhillipsNews Provinces not moving fast enough to assess, mitigate flood risk: report British Columbia and Saskatchewan haven’t updated their flood maps in more than two decades Aug 6, 2020by The Canadian PressCanada & WorldNews Williams Lake river valley flood recovery first phase could cost $2.6 million That is in addition to the $8.9 million covered by province for emergency response Jul 30, 2020by Monica Lamb-YorskiLocal NewsNews