Long road to recovery for family whose home was damaged in October's atmospheric river

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Long road to recovery for family whose home was damaged in October's atmospheric river

An atmospheric river weather event caused major flood damage across Metro Vancouver in October. Angela Bower spoke with one family about their struggles to get back on their feet.

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