A nimble fleet of kayakers has been delivering goods to a farm near Chilliwack, B.C., ever since the floods cut off road access in mid-November. Suzy Coulter, whose farm is south of Chilliwack, ended up getting cut off from the main road after the massive storms of Nov. 15 and 16. Coulter said the road was "completely eaten" by the surging Chilliwack River and the only road access left for the farm is a forest service road at the top of a steep hill. "Rumour had it in the neighbourhood that there's tons of kayakers because we all live right on the Chilliwack River," Coulter said, "and so I know Ky a little bit just from the neighbourhood ... The volunteer kayakers shown safely on shore after delivering supplies to Coulter's farm.

Source: CBC News December 26, 2021 09:17 UTC