DEATH ROAD TO CANADA DEEP CUT UPDATE

DEATH ROAD TO CANADA DEEP CUT UPDATE

The next update we've been making for Death Road to Canada is the NERVE Update, which should hopefully prevent your AI companions from dropping that claymore for a tire iron or piece of rebar. Maybe 'dinguth', or just 'Ye Olden Dingus'. We are currently trying to come up with a theme-appropriate and historically accurate replacement for the insult, 'dingus'. This will be a more fantasy take on the Death Road, with pointier ear options, Zelda-inspired hacking and slashing, and ride-able attack chickens. Despite this, the game has really thrived, and continues to do so!Ĭoming up, we have a new update as we continue quietly working on the next game in the series. Death Road to Canada has always been sold by word of mouth, rather than the press or game industry in general.

We have all the players of the game to thank for our success! This includes streamers that have played the game entirely because they loved the concept and gameplay.

Authorities have confirmed the death of a woman from a mudslide on Monday and anticipate the death toll to rise.Today is the 6 year anniversary of the launch of Death Road to Canada! We're celebrating 6 years of updates, 6 years of The Last Bodybuilder grunting/flexing, and 6 years of your AI companions getting blown up by a propane tank that you hit with a baseball bat.

The weather phenomenon ha been linked to the global climate crisis.

Canada prime minister Justin Trudeau called the intense flooding in British Columbia a “terrifically bad situation”.

The Abbotsford mayor issued an evacuation warning with 1,100 homes evacuated so far.

Fast-rising water levels from a Sumas River in Washington state overwhelmed rescuers in Abbotsford on Tuesday.

Thousands of cattle feared stranded as farmers told to save themselves.

Criticism grows over the failure of the BC Government’s Alert Ready emergency system to send out evacuation updates about intense flooding and weather in the BC region.

About 180 people were rescued Tuesday night during intense flooding in Abbotsford.

People have been evacuating from the Sumas Prairie area near Abbotsford, 80 miles inland from Vancouver, in fear for their lives as the region has been inundated with the devastating flooding.

Building trades union and road builders association are reportedly standing at the ready to rebuild.

BC agriculture minister aid “thousands of animals have perished” in the flooding so far.

Horgan described the disaster as a once-in-500-year event.

Travel restrictions are also set to be imposed with supply chains expected to be impacted by the downpour.

British Columbia premier John Horgan declares ‘ state of emergency,’ and says death tolls expected to rise in coming days.

Sumas Mayor Kevin Christensen told The Seattle Times: “Half is on dry ground, half has water.”

Flooding there has hit an estimated three quarters of homes and there have been around about 500 rescues and evacuations reported. The small US city of Sumas in Washington, on the Canadian border, has been described as half flooded.Princeton in BC issued an evacuation alert over lack of clean water and natural gas.

The Canadian Armed Forces (CAF) are prepared to send 4,000 troops to hard-hit regions to help with evacuation efforts.

The CAF will also assist with the protection of critical infrastructure, access roads, and properties.Īn Immediate Response Unit reconnaissance team is expected to be deployed today. The Canadian Armed Forces (CAF) is expected to provide both air assets and a land component to assist with the relief effort, according to a press release issued by Public Safety Canada.Īir support will assist evacuations, provide assistance to those who are vulnerable and stranded and also provide logistical support for provincial supply chains. “In response to extreme flooding across Southern BC, we have approved the deployment of Canadian Forces air support personnel to assist with evacuation efforts, support supply chain routes, and protect residents against floods and landslides,” Blair said in a statement. The Government of Canada has approved a request for federal assistance from the province of British Columbia to help with their response to extreme flooding in the region.īill Blair, Canada’s minister of emergency preparedness, confirmed the news earlier on Wednesday. 04.04 Government of Canada to assist BC in flood response

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