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Cecil P. Clarke

Glace Bay, N.S. Receives Federal and Provincial Investment in Water and Wastewater Systems

August 18, 2020
Atlantic Canada, Drinking Water, Infrastructure, News, Wastewater

Glace Bay, Nova Scotia has received federal and provincial funding to upgrade its water and wastewater systems. “The upgrades to Glace Bay’s water and wastewater…

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Cecil P. Clarke

Glace Bay, N.S. Receives Federal and Provincial Investment in Water and Wastewater Systems

University of Regina researchers receive $8.6M to advance water protection and sustainability

Kelowna flood protection project honoured for advancing climate-resilient infrastructure

Construction begins on North Calgary Water Servicing project

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