SIX NATIONS OF THE GRAND RIVER-\u00a0Six Nations band administration office is closed with staff working from home after declaring a “state of emergency” Wednesday, (June 18) when severe flooding hit. Six Nations of the Grand River Elected Council (SNEC)\u00a0 announced that, in the wake of a\u00a0 \u201cstate of emergency,\u201d it will be assessing support following severe flooding which occurred on June 18. The territory and surrounding area experienced multiple heavy downpours, closing roads and delaying traffic. \u201cClosed Road\u201d signage blocked several parts of the territory the next day, The assessment includes \u201cchecking the status of SNGR buildings and gathering information from community members who have been affected by the flooding,\u201d as stated in a press release issued on June 19. It acknowledged that many homes and community buildings have experienced… <\/p>\n
SIX NATIONS OF THE GRAND RIVER-\u00a0Six Nations band administration office is closed with staff working from home after declaring a “state of emergency” Wednesday, (June 18) when severe flooding hit. Six Nations of the Grand River Elected Council (SNEC)\u00a0 announced that, in the wake of a\u00a0 \u201cstate of emergency,\u201d it will be assessing support following severe flooding which occurred on June 18. The territory and surrounding area experienced multiple heavy downpours, closing roads and delaying traffic. \u201cClosed Road\u201d signage blocked several parts of the territory the next day, The assessment includes \u201cchecking the status of SNGR buildings and gathering information from community members who have been affected by the flooding,\u201d as stated in a press release issued on June 19. It acknowledged that many homes and community buildings have experienced... <\/p>\n