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Comox Valley Regional District Completes New Trunk Sewer Line

December 14, 2018 0

Comox Valley Regional District (CVRD) has completed an important stretch of new sewer line, diverting wastewater from East Courtenay. Construction on the new gravity main,...

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Provincial funding to improve Fort McKay’s water infrastructure

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Federal government and the Northwest Territories renew $94M investment in infrastructure

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Critical watermain repair affecting city-wide water usage in Calgary

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Ontario government invests $18.3M to support new housing in Prince Edward…

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Comox Valley Regional District Completes New Trunk Sewer Line

Latest News

Ducks Unlimited Canada’s Sarah Nathan honoured with prestigious conservation award

Ontario government invests $18.3M to support new housing in Prince Edward...

Nipissing First Nation constructs wetland to enhance environmental resilience

Provincial funding to improve Fort McKay’s water infrastructure

Climate change and flooding: The growing impact on Canadian communities

Federal government and the Northwest Territories renew $94M investment in infrastructure

Critical watermain repair affecting city-wide water usage in Calgary

Toronto and Federal Government Invest in Flood Protection for Rockcliffe-Smythe Area