Dozens of people have been rescued from flooded areas in Abbotsford, B.C., with assistance from local search and rescue crews. https://t.co/JX0vOdYYMQ

— 🍁150 Joy “Wear a Mask” We Are In This Together!! (@JOJO8594) November 18, 2021

Good Morning from Agassiz. Update from the region: 11 more rescues overnight across Sumas Prairie. Water levels still changing and sometimes rising on the eastern end. Pump station in good shape. 40 people refusing to leave, officials say. More here: https://t.co/Cg8YX37W5e

— David Molko (@molkoreports) November 18, 2021

Mapping the Flood in Abbotsford via @TheTyee https://t.co/rlTevjEO9q

— harry haddock (@haddock_harry) November 18, 2021

Spent the day with wonderful family and heroic friends rescuing our 100 young stock. Milk cows and baby calves left yest. Fed chickens and cats. Our awesome neighbour driving JD had to guess at roads and driveways to deliver to waiting trailers down the road. #BCFlood pic.twitter.com/oaCHXWJ6rV

— Richard Bosma (@Richard__Bosma) November 18, 2021

A day ago this house on Sumas Way was partially under water in Abbotsford — today (bottom right photo) the yard is visible. pic.twitter.com/sKiEqx3x8H

— Yvette Brend (@ybrend) November 18, 2021

More rain on the way? #Abbotsford https://t.co/SGiByIMlmk

— Castanet (@CastanetNews) November 18, 2021

Surrey Police Service sends 10 officers to Abbotsford to help with flood recovery https://t.co/i6U82xgM3T

— Cloverdale Reporter (@CloverdaleNews) November 18, 2021

Our Founder | CEO Dylan King, has been non stop in the air helping those in desperate need due to the recent flooding and devastation in Sumas Prairies, Abbotsford.
@pistolandpariscanada has been flying as many people as possible out of Hope back to the lower mainland to help. pic.twitter.com/ZzQySmQ6On

— Pistol and Paris (@BrandPistol) November 18, 2021