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Posted: May 13, 2021 8:00 AM CT | Last Updated: May 13
Annette Mason, centre, helps evacuees from Jean Marie River at the front desk of the Snowshoe Inn in Fort Providence, N.W.T.(Travis Burke/CBC)
Annette Mason and the staff at Fort Providence s Snowshoe Inn in Northwest Territories started preparing for possible flood evacuees on May 7, when reports of flooding started coming from nearby Jean Marie River.
By Saturday night, it was all hands on deck for Mason, two volunteer staff and the handful of housekeepers at the inn, as evacuees started rolling in at all hours of the night. We just had to welcome them with open arms, Mason, the hotel s manager, told CBC.
Pink Floyd drummer Nick Mason stands next to one of his extensive range of classic cars at Middlewick House Photo: Diane Vose DV237-12 PINK Floyd drummer Nick Mason and his wife Annette are to stage open garden days for thousands of visitors at their home in Corsham. The annual event at Middlewick House in Middlewick Lane, Corsham, was cancelled last year because of the Covid-19 pandemic. But the couple have agreed to stage two open days this year to raise funds for the Wiltshire Bobby Van Trust, of which Mrs Mason is a vice-patron, and the Wiltshire Air Ambulance.
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