Peguis First Nation Files $1 Billion Flood Damages Claim Against Governments

Peguis First Nation has filed a $1 billion claim against all levels of government for flood damages stemming from the devastating spring 2022 flood. The First Nation says approximately 500 homes were affected, and the estimated cost of repairs, replacements, or relocations exceeds $275 million. Additionally, about 549 community members remain displaced, many having resided in Winnipeg hotels since the flood. The claim alleges that land use changes in the RM of Fisher, resulting in wetland drainage, have contributed to increased flood peaks in the community.

Woman Sues Portland, Multnomah County, and Oregon for $3.66 Million Over Pothole Injury

A Clark County woman has filed a $3.66 million lawsuit against the city of Portland, Multnomah County, and the state of Oregon after she allegedly suffered a traumatic brain injury from driving over a pothole on Southwest Capitol Highway. The lawsuit alleges that the government agencies knew or should have known about the hazardous road condition and failed to take proper action to prevent the plaintiff’s injuries.

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