With the Pontiac facing its second 100-year flood in three years, many residents are wondering if this kind of flooding is going to be the new normal.
The flood of 2017 brought with it water levels that hadn’t been seen in a generation. Roads washed away under the force of the water, residents were forced from their homes and cottages forever and governments were left to deal with much of the cleanup costs.
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