Being a former Farmboy I take great appreciation for what Quick Dick did on his video for you. We see a lot of devastation like that down here in the US and does me proud to see your neighbors helping you out. God bless you and that none of you were hurt. Possessions can be replaced but lives cannot. Good luck with getting everything back to how you want it. Your friend from South of the Border
I am so proud to see Canadians being Canadians, and helping each other. I'm praying for the family, and town. QD has a great sense of humour, but you can see his heart is as big as blue ball :) God bless you all, from BC!
From Oklahoma tornado alley, sorry for your loss. Thank God for good neighbors 🙏. Good neighbors are worth more than insurance or the government. Truly priceless
I'm 3000 miles away, but I was born and raised in SK. My thoughts are with this kind couple, and all the wonderful people who helped them out. Hang in there! No one was hurt, and that's what really matters! God Bless! 🍁
Wow. I had no idea. So grateful to see how the farming community rallies around you and yours! Thanks to all who are helping out any way they can. This is what community is all about. Helping out families in need.
The farming community is amazing when it comes to helping each other out during and after a hardship!! Years ago my father lost a large hog barn and shop due to fire. The next morning the community men showed up with sons and equipment to clean up and the women showed up with daughters and food to feed everyone. I hope the insurance company is kind to you and for a speedy re-build!! God bless!!
Neighbour's helping each other is a golden rule to live by. Evidently this golden rule IS active as it should be.💝 Thankful no one was hurt. Sending love to families affected from rural Perth Ontario.🤗💕
Big props to all the helpers for getting involved in the cleanup and support of the farm. I’m happy nobody was hurt and I’m sending my best wishes. Cheers
Q D does more for Canadian unity than our government will ever do. Thank you for helping your neighbours and clearing the wounds of separation. You truly are a Canadian hero
Rural Saskatchewan is all one big small town. Thank you to everyone helping out. God Bless you all. This right here, this community spirit is why I love small towns on the prairies. ❤
Western farm communities are the best for support and coming together in times of need. Thoughts, prayers, and crossed fingers for those affected by the “finger of God”. Good luck to you all, and hang in there…
Thank goodness everybody is OK; structures can be replaced, lives cannot. You’ve got the most compassionate, supportive people in the Foam Lake area… God bless you all 🙏🥰🙏
All can be replaced, being the core of the country these farmers will be back on there feet before you know it! Family all you need, great work on stepping up QD!
Farmers are the most resilient people in Canada. The challenges and adversities are numerous and yet year after year they start again. Truly the back bone of Canada! So glad nobody was seriously injured!
I am watching this heartbreak from Southern California. To the Currah family, please stay strong and it is so good to see your local community coming to support you 🇨🇦🇺🇸
I wish there was more that I could do than leaving a like and this comment to get the word out. To the Currah's, Good luck on rebuilding and the clean up. our hearts are with you.
It's so sad to see all the damage to such a beautiful farm, but heartening to see everyone pulling together and happy to hear that the damage to the actual house wasn't too catastrophic. Wishing you all the best for the clean up operation. Big supportive hug from BC. I'm also struck by the fact that even after a Tornado has ripped through, Saskatchewan still manages to look stunningly beautiful.
The resilience and strength of the Saskatchewan farmer is what makes this a proud country to be part of. Mother Nature can be destructive and sad to see the damage. Thank God no lives were lost. Press on Currah family. You have many people to support you. QDM, you are a good man.
Big freaking mess... Takes a lot of hands to clean up and get everything put back together... Good people help in bad situations. Thank you for the update QDM!! Stay safe and avoid the spinning clouds!!
There’s no question that if it happened to a different neighbour, Rob and Janina would be there front row centre helping them out. It’s what we do in rural Saskatchewan. Relieving no one was hurt and good luck with the bin crop everyone!
Thoughts and prayers from a small farming community in Upper Michigan. Just do what farmers always do, brush yourselves off and keep working hard and thank God for no injuries and the wonderful rain that must have come with the storm!👍🇺🇸🇨🇦👍
Your Montana neighbors send their heart felt and sincerest well wishes and hopes that you all and your families get back on your feet and on with the business of farming. Thanks be that no one was hurt. Buildings and equipment can be replaced but soles and hearts can not. Also thanks to QDM for helping out.
As a tornado victim myself, I just want to let you know that it will get better and things will get put back together. Glad to hear that no one was hurt or injured in the path of the tornado
Praise God no one was hurt. It’s good to see neighbors pulling together to help the Currah’s. We are thinking of you and praying for you here in Kentucky.
All can be replaced. Wonderful that no person was injured. Our family was hit by a tornado in March of 1965. Flat tires were the name of the game. God Bless All your family and neighbors that help you through this process. We lost our home and 4 large barns plus several head of cattle and hogs. Believe me that without our friends and neighbors we would never got through it. 🙏
I was so relieved to hear that nobody got hurt and that you all are in good spirits. You're lucky to have a heckler like Quick Dick living next door to cheer you up. I'm sure that he's a blast to drink a few locally brewed beers with. These tough times don't last... TOUGH PEOPLE DO! 💪 Hang in there!
When I heard Foam Lake the night it happened I was immediately worried about QDM and his family and that’s because through his great work here, he’s like that second cousin twice removed we all wished we had. Seriously though, it’s great to hear nobody was hurt and that community still knows how to pull together in times of need and tragedy….we all know the saying “things can be replaced, people can’t” and that farm will live on another day!
Hey Quick, mighty generous of to volunteer to help your neighbours. The Currah's are definitely fortunate that it was material damage, and that their home and they stayed fairely unscathed. Keep us updated if they need additional support. I could think of nothing better than to support the hard working farm families of this country. Take care stay safe. And it sure doesn't look like those grain bins ended up in Oz. Cheers. 👋🇨🇦
So sad to see the damage in your yard. I am so glad no one was hurt. It is very encouraging to see your friends and neighbors come together to help out at such a difficult time. This is the advantage of living in a rural area, the support of our community when we need it the most.
Nice to see neighbours helping one another. Its once was like that here on the wet coast. I miss those days. None the less, im thinking of you guys and this will be a distant memory soon enough. Take care🙂
Glad to know that no one was hurt during the twister and always amazed at the persistentance and perseverance of our Canadian farmers. Keep up your hard work and the task of feeding the world.
Greetings from Northern Ireland. Thanks for sharing Quick Dick. Hard to beat a rural farming community for helping neighbours in times of need. Glad no one was hurt.
Always amazed at the perseverance of the hardest working, most ragged on people group (farmers) in Canada. When the going gets tough… you put your head down and work just a bit harder!
I lost my house, the one I grew up in, two years ago to a tornado that plowed a sixty mile swath through my state. Killed five people, did one and a half billion dollars worth of damage. You stay strong. I'm glad that everyone on your farm was OK.
The finger of God. Hope everything works out for you folks. Things can be replaced people cannot. Glad to see no one was hurt. Glad to see your dog made it too
I can't even imagine how scary and overwhelming going through something like that is, I am so glad everyone is safe, and I hope that they can get back on their feet soon.
the greatest part about having farm neighbors is that you can rely on them in a pinch. i hope everything gets sorted out quick and simple and harvest goes very well. glad you all are safe. and keep up with the hard work. we love our farmers.
Holy $##t!!! More destruction on the Prarie. So glad you and your family are safe and no else was hurt! Your farming friends in the US are praying for strength and encouragement guys.
Sorry for loss of equipment and damages! Amazing how positive you are after this. Gods gift to us is our farmers! Stay strong! Quick you rock and the joke about CBC was spot on........
Thanks for the update QD!! So glad no one was injured in this. Lots of repairs to do, but that will happen with help from the community. Stay positive Currah Family!! God Bless!! 👍
Thanks be to God everyone is safe. Good neighbours are precious. Material things can be replaced. Here's hoping the repairs happen quickly and you continue to feed the population for many years.
Glad to hear no one was hurt! Amazing community support, everyone has set a great example of what it means to be a neighbor! Sending well wishes for a speedy rebuild to everyone affected by the damage 😀
Wow. Sorry your farm was hit. Wonderful to see the community come together and help. God bless all farmers and ranchers. Without you, we city folk would go hungry.
I've been in Ag for 30 years and if there's one thing that it doesn't take long to understand about farmers and all those support folks in Ag, when there's a bona fide disaster this community bands together like no other because we all know next year it could be us with a destroyed bin yard and equipment scattered all over hell's half acre (hell's quarter section if its John Deere). I wish the Currah's well and I am sure they are comforted by the fact that no one was hurt and all that stuff is replaceable over time. And I'm assuming that those bins were the best kind of bin to have at this time of year: empty. God bless you all!
I'm so glad no one was hurt, physically. We had 3 tornadoes through our yard in the 90s. It's expensive, but sounds like you have great neighbours, and that's more precious than any money.
First and foremost! Thank the Good Lord nobody got hurt!! That right there is the power of community, friends and neighbors working together to get things done. What a concept!!! If only the government had that kind of commitment things would get done fast. Could you imagine the mess Canada's boss would have made in his pants if the ammonia storage plant would have taken a direct hit for the tornado!!! The planet would be dead next week and no fertilizer for you one year!! God bless nobody got hurt. Thanks Quick Dick for posting that.
No matter how hard life gets and the obstacles we over come remember that friends and family will always be there when we need them most. Let them help! Good luck with rebuilding, I’m sure your farm will be back better than ever. Thank you for your hard work, from my lazy spot in Ontario and some of appreciate you farmers out west!
As a former resident of Estevan Carlyle area, and a new resident of Calgary, I have fond memories of Rider games that we seen tornados north of the city of Regina from the stands. I have had relatives that have lost their farms due to tornados, and I send my good wishes and support to you both, Rob and Janina, and am glad for the support you are getting from neighbours and friends. I miss being a flatlander, and a resident of the greatest province of our nation, Saskatchewan. It will always be my first home. Best in the crop season, and Happy Canada Day! Miss those sunsets.
As someone who grew up in SK and moved away when I was 16, the flatlands will always be my home and my heart truly goes out to those that have fallen victim during this event! You will not find another sense of community as much as you can in small town Saskatchewan and this goes to show how strong those small town bonds can be! To the Currah's, I wish you all the best in your recovery and rebuild and I hope the insurance company does not take too long in reaching a settlement for you! Come back stronger. Come back better! Best Regards, ~Eden~
I love this!!!!! The whole reason I post on social media is to try and make some one smile or take their attention off of negativity. #positivity thanks for the time you put into these videos….. and I hope the people in the video continue to receive blessings
Glad to see everyone pitching in! I’d be there helping if I wasn’t a couple hours away! God bless- hopefully you can rebuild and never have to go thru that again!!
Hey QDM, thanks for doing this, and to the Currah’s, from one Sk resident to another, we are here for you. I may not be a neighbour able to pop over to help cleanup, but we are here to support you and the community in any way we can. Take care.
You have to have sewn a lot of love in your community to receive so much in return. Good things come to good people. Hang in there, better times are just around the corner.
I'm pleased everyone is okay. This is from Windsor Ontario. My father's family is from the Stockholm / Esterhazy area originally. Many of the family still resides in Sk. and some still farming. You are in our prayers.
I wish I was close enough to help... As someone who's spent my whole life in tornado alley, I'm keenly aware of how destructive they can be. Friends, relatives, and neighbors are critical to helping those affected get back on their feet. By the looks of it, you have some terrific folks around you to help. Prayers for a speedy recovery!
Great to see all the neighbours pitching in to help like true western folk. Materials can be replaced lives cannot, so a big blessing there.
Currah thanks for being farmers...who grow the food so that all can survive. Appreciate what you do.
Being a former Farmboy I take great appreciation for what Quick Dick did on his video for you.
We see a lot of devastation like that down here in the US and does me proud to see your neighbors helping you out. God bless you and that none of you were hurt. Possessions can be replaced but lives cannot. Good luck with getting everything back to how you want it. Your friend from South of the Border
It’s making me cry in happiness that all y’all pulled together to help your neighbor. What an outstanding endorsement for small town livin’. 💗
I am so proud to see Canadians being Canadians, and helping each other. I'm praying for the family, and town. QD has a great sense of humour, but you can see his heart is as big as blue ball :) God bless you all, from BC!
A big thanks for feeding us! Nice to see neighbour's helping neighbour's, never a question when there's farmers involved. Thankful nobody hurt.
From Oklahoma tornado alley, sorry for your loss. Thank God for good neighbors 🙏. Good neighbors are worth more than insurance or the government. Truly priceless
Glad that no one was hurt. Neighbors helping neighbors on time of need. What farmers are all about!
Glad no one was hurt and good to see neighbors helping each other out
I'm 3000 miles away, but I was born and raised in SK. My thoughts are with this kind couple, and all the wonderful people who helped them out. Hang in there! No one was hurt, and that's what really matters! God Bless! 🍁
Wow. I had no idea. So grateful to see how the farming community rallies around you and yours! Thanks to all who are helping out any way they can. This is what community is all about. Helping out families in need.
Every thing can be replaced, but lives cannot. Someone was watching over you all.🙏🙏🙏❤️❤️❤️🇨🇦🇨🇦
The farming community is amazing when it comes to helping each other out during and after a hardship!! Years ago my father lost a large hog barn and shop due to fire. The next morning the community men showed up with sons and equipment to clean up and the women showed up with daughters and food to feed everyone. I hope the insurance company is kind to you and for a speedy re-build!! God bless!!
Neighbour's helping each other is a golden rule to live by. Evidently this golden rule IS active as it should be.💝
Thankful no one was hurt. Sending love to families affected from rural Perth Ontario.🤗💕
Our thoughts are with those who have suffered such losses. Absolutely wonderful the way the community has pitched in to support and help all those.
Big props to all the helpers for getting involved in the cleanup and support of the farm. I’m happy nobody was hurt and I’m sending my best wishes. Cheers
Godspeed to everyone affected. Great to see the Saskatchewan community coming together to help !
Q D does more for Canadian unity than our government will ever do. Thank you for helping your neighbours and clearing the wounds of separation. You truly are a Canadian hero
Rural Saskatchewan is all one big small town. Thank you to everyone helping out. God Bless you all. This right here, this community spirit is why I love small towns on the prairies. ❤
Western farm communities are the best for support and coming together in times of need. Thoughts, prayers, and crossed fingers for those affected by the “finger of God”.
Good luck to you all, and hang in there…
Thank goodness everybody is OK; structures can be replaced, lives cannot. You’ve got the most compassionate, supportive people in the Foam Lake area… God bless you all 🙏🥰🙏
All can be replaced, being the core of the country these farmers will be back on there feet before you know it! Family all you need, great work on stepping up QD!
I’m glad everyone is ok. Keep your chin up!!
QDM,
You are the man! You exemplify everything that a true patriot to their country should be, god bless you and those folks hit by the twirly thing!
I’m grateful that no one was hurt and the house had minimal damage. I love how the neighbors stepped up to help out
Farmers are the most resilient people in Canada. The challenges and adversities are numerous and yet year after year they start again. Truly the back bone of Canada! So glad nobody was seriously injured!
The support from the community for this family shows us the best of Canada. Thanks for being there for each other!
This is what Canadians do for each other we help no matter what .
Bless you all
I am watching this heartbreak from Southern California. To the Currah family, please stay strong and it is so good to see your local community coming to support you 🇨🇦🇺🇸
Two things in this world that you can't fight ... unpredictable weather & unpredictable government. With you all in spirit, from rural Nova Scotia.
I wish there was more that I could do than leaving a like and this comment to get the word out. To the Currah's, Good luck on rebuilding and the clean up. our hearts are with you.
Prayers and well wishes from the U.S. Farmers are the backbone of every country♥
It's so sad to see all the damage to such a beautiful farm, but heartening to see everyone pulling together and happy to hear that the damage to the actual house wasn't too catastrophic. Wishing you all the best for the clean up operation. Big supportive hug from BC. I'm also struck by the fact that even after a Tornado has ripped through, Saskatchewan still manages to look stunningly beautiful.
The resilience and strength of the Saskatchewan farmer is what makes this a proud country to be part of. Mother Nature can be destructive and sad to see the damage. Thank God no lives were lost. Press on Currah family. You have many people to support you. QDM, you are a good man.
Big freaking mess... Takes a lot of hands to clean up and get everything put back together...
Good people help in bad situations.
Thank you for the update QDM!!
Stay safe and avoid the spinning clouds!!
Thoughts and love from Michigan, there is nothing like the farmer spirit and all of you epitomize this!!
There’s no question that if it happened to a different neighbour, Rob and Janina would be there front row centre helping them out. It’s what we do in rural Saskatchewan. Relieving no one was hurt and good luck with the bin crop everyone!
Glad there were no injuries!
Prairie proud, Prairie tough, Prairie nieghbours are priceless ❤️
Thoughts and prayers from a small farming community in Upper Michigan. Just do what farmers always do, brush yourselves off and keep working hard and thank God for no injuries and the wonderful rain that must have come with the storm!👍🇺🇸🇨🇦👍
Your Montana neighbors send their heart felt and sincerest well wishes and hopes that you all and your families get back on your feet and on with the business of farming. Thanks be that no one was hurt. Buildings and equipment can be replaced but soles and hearts can not. Also thanks to QDM for helping out.
As a tornado victim myself, I just want to let you know that it will get better and things will get put back together. Glad to hear that no one was hurt or injured in the path of the tornado
Praise God no one was hurt. It’s good to see neighbors pulling together to help the Currah’s.
We are thinking of you and praying for you here in Kentucky.
Prayers for the insurance company to be swift and efficient in the rebuild!! And that everyone is safe!!
All can be replaced. Wonderful that no person was injured. Our family was hit by a tornado in March of 1965. Flat tires were the name of the game. God Bless All your family and neighbors that help you through this process. We lost our home and 4 large barns plus several head of cattle and hogs. Believe me that without our friends and neighbors we would never got through it. 🙏
I was so relieved to hear that nobody got hurt and that you all are in good spirits. You're lucky to have a heckler like Quick Dick living next door to cheer you up. I'm sure that he's a blast to drink a few locally brewed beers with. These tough times don't last... TOUGH PEOPLE DO! 💪 Hang in there!
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Wow, Mother Nature really is a force. So sorry this happened, great to see the neighbor support, farmers are the best.
When I heard Foam Lake the night it happened I was immediately worried about QDM and his family and that’s because through his great work here, he’s like that second cousin twice removed we all wished we had. Seriously though, it’s great to hear nobody was hurt and that community still knows how to pull together in times of need and tragedy….we all know the saying “things can be replaced, people can’t” and that farm will live on another day!
Us Canadians are with you all of us ...more family's and people need to help our canadian friends and family and stand together
Hey Quick, mighty generous of to volunteer to help your neighbours. The Currah's are definitely fortunate that it was material damage, and that their home and they stayed fairely unscathed. Keep us updated if they need additional support. I could think of nothing better than to support the hard working farm families of this country.
Take care stay safe. And it sure doesn't look like those grain bins ended up in Oz.
Cheers. 👋🇨🇦
So much Grace to ALL who suffered this power of nature. Faith will always prevail and serve others very well indeed. 💝
Much respect to you all. I'm glad nobody was hurt and your home and family were safe. Best of luck and wishes from Rual Ontario.
So sad to see the damage in your yard. I am so glad no one was hurt. It is very encouraging to see your friends and neighbors come together to help out at such a difficult time. This is the advantage of living in a rural area, the support of our community when we need it the most.
Nice to see neighbours helping one another. Its once was like that here on the wet coast. I miss those days. None the less, im thinking of you guys and this will be a distant memory soon enough. Take care🙂
I am so proud for being a Saskatchewan Canadian farm girl and love how we help out our neighbours ❤😊
How devastating. Any loss in farming is hard to digest, however this is a different degree. Stay strong. You are in many peoples thoughts.
Glad to know that no one was hurt during the twister and always amazed at the persistentance and perseverance of our Canadian farmers. Keep up your hard work and the task of feeding the world.
Greetings from Northern Ireland. Thanks for sharing Quick Dick. Hard to beat a rural farming community for helping neighbours in times of need. Glad no one was hurt.
Always amazed at the perseverance of the hardest working, most ragged on people group (farmers) in Canada. When the going gets tough… you put your head down and work just a bit harder!
I lost my house, the one I grew up in, two years ago to a tornado that plowed a sixty mile swath through my state. Killed five people, did one and a half billion dollars worth of damage. You stay strong. I'm glad that everyone on your farm was OK.
The finger of God. Hope everything works out for you folks. Things can be replaced people cannot. Glad to see no one was hurt. Glad to see your dog made it too
I can't even imagine how scary and overwhelming going through something like that is, I am so glad everyone is safe, and I hope that they can get back on their feet soon.
Great that no one was injured keep your head up and keep farming thoughts and prayers 🙏🏼 for you and your family
Warms my heart to see neighbors pitching in to help clean up. So glad everyone is ok. Hopefully insurance and the community will help you through.
The power of mother nature is incredible. Thanks for posting this QDM
the greatest part about having farm neighbors is that you can rely on them in a pinch. i hope everything gets sorted out quick and simple and harvest goes very well. glad you all are safe. and keep up with the hard work. we love our farmers.
Holy $##t!!! More destruction on the Prarie. So glad you and your family are safe and no else was hurt! Your farming friends in the US are praying for strength and encouragement guys.
Sorry for loss of equipment and damages! Amazing how positive you are after this. Gods gift to us is our farmers! Stay strong! Quick you rock and the joke about CBC was spot on........
Another example of why Farmers are the best and toughest people. Nice looking farm. Well built House!
Gives me the sads seeing this. Oh so glad everyone was safe.
Good to see friends and neighbors helping each other when tragedy strikes. Good luck going forward
Thanks for the update QD!! So glad no one was injured in this. Lots of repairs to do, but that will happen with help from the community. Stay positive Currah Family!! God Bless!! 👍
Thanks be to God everyone is safe. Good neighbours are precious. Material things can be replaced. Here's hoping the repairs happen quickly and you continue to feed the population for many years.
Glad to hear no one was hurt! Amazing community support, everyone has set a great example of what it means to be a neighbor! Sending well wishes for a speedy rebuild to everyone affected by the damage 😀
Wow. Sorry your farm was hit. Wonderful to see the community come together and help. God bless all farmers and ranchers. Without you, we city folk would go hungry.
I've been in Ag for 30 years and if there's one thing that it doesn't take long to understand about farmers and all those support folks in Ag, when there's a bona fide disaster this community bands together like no other because we all know next year it could be us with a destroyed bin yard and equipment scattered all over hell's half acre (hell's quarter section if its John Deere). I wish the Currah's well and I am sure they are comforted by the fact that no one was hurt and all that stuff is replaceable over time. And I'm assuming that those bins were the best kind of bin to have at this time of year: empty. God bless you all!
QDM great job on the video. To the farm families thankful that all were unhurt. Speedy recovery to your storage facilities
It’s always refreshing to see a farming community come together to help out neighbors in need. Hang in there and keep on feeding the world.
Neighbours helping neighbours, is how we best celebrate Canada Day. Hope the recovery is coming along well.
I'm so glad no one was hurt, physically. We had 3 tornadoes through our yard in the 90s. It's expensive, but sounds like you have great neighbours, and that's more precious than any money.
First and foremost! Thank the Good Lord nobody got hurt!! That right there is the power of community, friends and neighbors working together to get things done. What a concept!!! If only the government had that kind of commitment things would get done fast. Could you imagine the mess Canada's boss would have made in his pants if the ammonia storage plant would have taken a direct hit for the tornado!!! The planet would be dead next week and no fertilizer for you one year!! God bless nobody got hurt. Thanks Quick Dick for posting that.
No matter how hard life gets and the obstacles we over come remember that friends and family will always be there when we need them most. Let them help! Good luck with rebuilding, I’m sure your farm will be back better than ever. Thank you for your hard work, from my lazy spot in Ontario and some of appreciate you farmers out west!
As a former resident of Estevan Carlyle area, and a new resident of Calgary, I have fond memories of Rider games that we seen tornados north of the city of Regina from the stands. I have had relatives that have lost their farms due to tornados, and I send my good wishes and support to you both, Rob and Janina, and am glad for the support you are getting from neighbours and friends. I miss being a flatlander, and a resident of the greatest province of our nation, Saskatchewan. It will always be my first home. Best in the crop season, and Happy Canada Day! Miss those sunsets.
As someone who grew up in SK and moved away when I was 16, the flatlands will always be my home and my heart truly goes out to those that have fallen victim during this event! You will not find another sense of community as much as you can in small town Saskatchewan and this goes to show how strong those small town bonds can be! To the Currah's, I wish you all the best in your recovery and rebuild and I hope the insurance company does not take too long in reaching a settlement for you! Come back stronger. Come back better! Best Regards, ~Eden~
Nobody can mandate common sense and good will.
True Canadian spirit. So glad no one was hurt and in true Canadian style you will be back better than before. Take care !!
I love this!!!!! The whole reason I post on social media is to try and make some one smile or take their attention off of negativity. #positivity thanks for the time you put into these videos….. and I hope the people in the video continue to receive blessings
Farmers are such important members of our community. Thank you! I'm glad no one was hurt!
Glad to see everyone pitching in! I’d be there helping if I wasn’t a couple hours away! God bless- hopefully you can rebuild and never have to go thru that again!!
It so amazing the power of Mother Nature , and super amazing no one got hurt . Love from Northern Ireland 🇬🇧
Glad to hear no one got hurt. You all have a great community and are an example we all should follow
Hear, Hear.
God bless our farmers! Never give up! We thank you for all that you do!
Hey QDM, thanks for doing this, and to the Currah’s, from one Sk resident to another, we are here for you. I may not be a neighbour able to pop over to help cleanup, but we are here to support you and the community in any way we can. Take care.
Glad to see there were no injuries. Farms can be rebuilt, lives can’t. Stay safe from Alberta
You have to have sewn a lot of love in your community to receive so much in return. Good things come to good people. Hang in there, better times are just around the corner.
Thanks quickdick for helping them to smile at a time that would make folks cry.
I'm pleased everyone is okay. This is from Windsor Ontario. My father's family is from the Stockholm / Esterhazy area originally. Many of the family still resides in Sk. and some still farming. You are in our prayers.
Oh wow I’m glad y’all are still alive. Good to see neighbors helping.
I wish I was close enough to help... As someone who's spent my whole life in tornado alley, I'm keenly aware of how destructive they can be. Friends, relatives, and neighbors are critical to helping those affected get back on their feet. By the looks of it, you have some terrific folks around you to help. Prayers for a speedy recovery!
Thank-you for feeding our country , you are a back bone to this country.
Amazing the house was largely untouched considering the rest of the yard. Best wishes on recovery. Good luck with everything.
Good solid Canadians helping each other in times of need. Thank you farmers for all your hard work.
From Port Dover Ontario