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Feds invests $25M to stabilize the banks along iconic thoroughfare in Laval

May 15, 2026
Conservation, Flooding, News, Quebec

Following several instances of ground subsiding in recent years, the City of Laval announced it is launching a major project to stabilize the banks along…

Feds invests $25M to stabilize the banks along iconic thoroughfare in Laval

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city of laval

Feds invests $25M to stabilize the banks along iconic thoroughfare in Laval

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Ontario invests more than $14 million in Lanark and Frontenac Counties water infrastructure

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