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The International Joint Commission says it's doing everything it can to mitigate rising lake levels but it still might not be enough.
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"We were able to contribute to lake levels being fairly stable through the month of March compared with historic records."
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It is a set of guidelines for how high and low water levels in Lake Ontario and the Saint Lawrence are allowed to get.
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"You get double speak. You get half justifications for things, and we’re not getting action from them. So today, the gloves come off."
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"This is our dream home, this is our house forever, but if you have to put up with this every year, every other year, it’s not a whole lot of fun living here."
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“All the water we’re letting out will lessen the impact down the road; it doesn’t guarantee there won’t be flooding but I can guarantee there will be less of it."
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The Army Corps of Engineers reports that four of the five Great Lakes were at record-high water levels this week.
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"What the dredging does is it increases the access and capacity of creeks, inlets, et cetera. And it uses the dredging material, in this situation, to increase a barrier to keep the high water from affecting the shoreline."
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The international body that helps regulate water levels on Lake Ontario and in the St. Lawrence River is forecasting a return to flood-level heights this summer.
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"I'm not sure what they looked at and what they saw over the time they were here and I continually ask how much more does it take for an area that has been inundated to receive its due from the federal government."