The federal government has issued a temporary boating ban on parts of the Ottawa River because of flooding. ottnews
Water levels on the river have been high this spring, leading to flooding all along the river. Whitewater Region issued a state of emergency and the city of Gatineau says more than 40 streets are flooded and 137 people have left their homes.
Vessels are temporarily prohibited on the Ottawa River from the MacDonald-Cartier Bridge to Rockland, Ont. and from Carillon Dam to Pointe-Calumet, Que.
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