It has been 5 years since the devastating flood of June 2013 that impacted communities across British Columbia, Alberta, and Saskatchewan. It was one of the costliest natural disasters in Alberta’s history and cost billions in total damages. CH researchers talked to media about the flood event, what has been learned and the continued research efforts to understand the future frequency and severity of such events.

• Shaken and stirred: A look back five years after the 2013 mountain creek flood
• Calgary flood 5 years later: Nature’s power and the long-lasting impacts on southern Alberta rivers
• Epic 2013 flood harbinger of a changing climate’s impact
• ‘Five Years After The Flood’ in Canmore Friday