Thursday, April 16, 2026

Cale Gushalak

Commonly used fertilizer linked to Prairies freshwater quality loss

April 16, 2026
Agriculture, Education, Freshwater, Manitoba, News, Saskatchewan

Researchers at the University of Manitoba and University of Regina have found widespread application of urea, a common farm fertilizer, can severely degrade water quality…

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Cale Gushalak

Commonly used fertilizer linked to Prairies freshwater quality loss

Water treatment to resume at Eagle Gold Mine in Yukon

Regina resumes McCarthy Boulevard sewer renewal

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