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10 Canadian Towns Where $30M Homes Are Underwater Again — The $8M Fix Failed

Long-form21:08People & BlogsPublished Sep 24, 2026, 5:13 PM · 3w ago
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What happens when the water starts taking the land back? Across Canada, communities are facing serious flood, erosion, sea-level, and permafrost risks. From British Columbia’s Sumas Prairie and Richmond to Prince Edward Island and Tuktoyaktuk, homes and communities are dealing with rising water, unstable ground, aging infrastructure, and coastal erosion. Some places are spending millions on dikes, pumps, and flood protection. Others are considering buyouts or even relocation. One Canadian coastal mapping tool has identified around 1,000 homes at risk of eventually falling into the ocean. This video explores 10 Canadian towns and regions where water risk is becoming impossible to ignore — and why some of the most expensive fixes may only buy more time. #Canada #Flooding #ClimateRisk #CanadianTowns #RealEstate #FloodRisk #RisingSeaLevels #CoastalErosion #Homeowners #Canada2026 #Shorts
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