Monday, July 21, 2025

Gwa’yas’dums Village

Preventing coastal flooding and shoreline erosion in the Village of Gwa’yas’dums on Gilford Island

July 21, 2025
British Columbia, News

Gilford Island coastlines will be protected from the impacts of climate change and erosion after an investment of more than $3.2 million from the federal government. Gwa’yas’dums Village…

Preventing coastal flooding and shoreline erosion in the Village of Gwa’yas’dums on Gilford Island

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Gwa’yas’dums Village

Preventing coastal flooding and shoreline erosion in the Village of Gwa’yas’dums on Gilford Island

Grant to support Blackfalds Broadway Reservoir Expansion Project

Stantec to provide services for Peel Region’s water and wastewater infrastructure program

Veolia to equip France’s largest treated wastewater reuse project in Argelès-sur-Mer

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