On May 4 Foreign Affairs and International Trade Canada indicated that 1,911 Canadians have been located; 0 Canadians are unaccounted for; 4,620 have been evacuated on 49 flights; and 58 have been confirmed dead.
In other news today: CBC reported that high winds and blowing snow on May 4 & 5 again knocked out power to southern Alberta, this time, 50,000 homes were without electricity. The storm affected Calgary and surrounding areas with Taber and Medicine Hat experiencing the most blackouts.
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- Darryl Culley
- President of Emergency Management & Training Inc. and DRC Performance Management Ltd.
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- Tornado's 25th Anniversary
- Active Hurricane Season Predicted
- Road and Railway Blockades Threatened
- Small Volcano Teaches Big Lessons
- G8 / G20 Costs Reach $833 Million
- G8 Transforms Huntsville
- Anarchists bomb bank - threaten G8/G20
- Florida Trip Turns Tragic
- G8 / G20 - Where will the protests be?
- Bomb Threat on Vancouver Bound Jet
- Canadian Technology to save lives in earthquakes
- Haiti earthquake: Update on Canadians
- G8/G20 and Protesters
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