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International Red River Water Board

The International Red River Watershed Board to monitor key nutrients to help reduce the impact of harmful blooms in the Red River basin

November 10, 2022
International, News, Protection, Water Quality, Western Canada

To continue improving water quality in the Red River basin, including downstream in Lake Winnipeg, the governments of Canada and the United States approved four…

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International Red River Water Board

The International Red River Watershed Board to monitor key nutrients to help reduce the impact of harmful blooms in the Red River basin

Niagara Irrigation Initiative Project announced with up to $1.8M in total funding

Rose Valley Water Treatment Plant project is on budget

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St. John’s expands municipal habitat conservation agreement

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