REGINA – Regina city council has passed a motion to submit an application to the provincial disaster assistance program.
The application will be processed by the province and is expected to be granted by Friday.
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Mayor Michael Fougere says it’s important to get the program for businesses and homeowners who have flood damage that is not covered by insurance.
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City officials are urging residents to document any repairs or damage which were caused by the recent flooding to ensure they are reimbursed for all covered costs.
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