Tuesday, October 6, 2026

Crescent View Headworks Facility

Moose Jaw breaks ground on landmark Crescent View Headworks Facility

October 6, 2026
Infrastructure, News, Saskatchewan, Wastewater

The City of Moose Jaw officially broke ground on the new Crescent View Headworks Facility, marking the start of the single largest infrastructure project in…

Moose Jaw breaks ground on landmark Crescent View Headworks Facility

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Crescent View Headworks Facility

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