Nepean family's backyard oasis turned into raging river during Canada Day floods
A Nepean family says their backyard oasis was turned into a raging river during the Canada Day floods, and they are still unable to return home weeks after the event.
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Nepean home flooding A before, during and after of the Pion's backyard, which was hard hit by the Canada Day flooding. (Thedappledwillow/Instagram and Katelyn Wilson/CTV News Ottawa)
Nepean home flooding The Pion's backyard before the flooding. (Thedappledwillow/Instagram)
Nepean home flooding An aerial image of the flooding near Graham Creek.(Barrionconstruction/Instagram)
Nepean home flooding A view of the Pion's backyard during the Canada Day flooding. (Thedappledwillow/Instagram)
Nepean home flooding The Pion's backyard during the Canada Day flash flooding event. (Thedappledwillow/Instagram)
Nepean home flooding An aerial image of the flooding near Graham Creek.(Barrionconstruction/Instagram)
Nepean home flooding Water collecting in the Pion family's backyard during the Canada Day flooding. (Thedappledwillow/Instagram)
Nepean home flooding Lydia and Daniel Pion survey the damage to their backyard after the Canada Day flash floods. July 24, 2026. (Katelyn Wilson/CTV News).
Nepean home flooding Lydia and Daniel Pion backyard in Nepean, weeks after the Canada Day flash floods. July 24, 2026. (Katelyn Wilson/CTV News).
Nepean home flooding Lydia and Daniel Pion backyard in Nepean, weeks after the Canada Day flash floods. July 24, 2026. (Katelyn Wilson/CTV News).
