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Why this man stayed in Peguis First Nation during the worst flooding in decades

3 years ago

3:26

Why this man stayed in Peguis First Nation during the worst flooding in decades

3 years ago
News
Duration 3:26

Nearly 2,000 residents from Peguis First Nation have fled as the Fisher River flooded the community in Manitoba's Interlake region. CBC went to Manitoba's largest First Nation and gave resident Toryan McCorrister a phone to videotape his story of why he decided to stay.

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