Flooding of Bonaparte River Means More Evacuation Orders for Cache Creek, BC

Flooding of Bonaparte River Means More Evacuation Orders for Cache Creek, BC
The village of Cache Creek, British Columbia, shown in a handout photo, is maintaining a state of local emergency due to flooding. The Canadian Press/HO-Sheila Olson
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The risk of flooding has prompted more evacuation orders for residents in the Village of Cache Creek, B.C., as higher temperatures quickly melt of mountain snowpacks.
In his latest order, Mayor John Ranta says about two dozen more properties have to evacuate due to the immediate danger caused by flooding of the Bonaparte River.