Considering that flood events are happening with greater frequency world wide, then yes, climate change is involved.

I think you're too hard on modern people. There were a lot of heroes in the flood of southern Alberta in 2013.

Spring flooding along the Fraser is normal and expected. Fall flooding, not so much, but why worry about the details if it fits your narrative.

_"If so, what was the excuse in 1948?"_ Ans: the unvaccinated 😏

@@Combatpzman there was also a flood due to the Nooksack River overflowing in November of 1990, so… narratives 🙄

@@alkivari9491 Not exactly on the same scale though. It's not about floods happening, its how much flooding.

@@Combatpzman par for the course when you’re in the midst of an interglacial period

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We have had global warming since the ice age.

Yes.

11,000 years ago, North America was covered by a sheet of ice 100 feet thick. Since then, the world has been warming. Man made global warming? Hmmmm seems like bullshit.

Global warming is a way for the government to up taxes.

Considering that events like this are happening more frequently world wide, you're incorrect.

Simple! No.

Your are correct

Kind of ....the climate is changing like it has for eons....the oceans have risen 360 ft since the last glacial maxum...99 % of the ice on earth during the last GM has already melted actually by 6000 BC....the latest round of doomsday hysteria is just that designed like freetrade and safety regulations to even out tge distribution of income amongst us working class folks ...ie make the living standards around the world equal and thereby end economic migration ...forever...cheers

Yes and it used to be sumas lake

Truth is if if was not Canadian, it would be American land right now.

Whats that got to do with the flood?

@@calvinduchaine5501 You answered your question.

Prior to European settlers the Natives didn’t have any land “Ownership” but every year the Haida would come down from the North and war upon local bands and take over their settlements. Tribal warfare is not actually superior to all other forms of displacing populations is it? I know it’s a popular Hollywood romantic notion to suggest that Natives of North America were all harmonious and one with everything and all others. But human beings are all fallible in the same ways. Some individuals more than others and groups of people are a different potential than individual people. Let’s not fall for romantic fallacies. All that being said. This is a story about how nature periodically reclaiming an area of land back to its natural state. Not a story about race relations.

I grew up in a house in Matsqui flats that had water marks just under the roof.

like anyone should listen to a real estate agent.

I have a picture of my mother in a boat in Greendale in 1948. She always said History repeats itself every 50 to 75 years. She was so right ! God bless you for this video