Tuesday, December 23, 2025

Oil Sands Monitoring Program

Report finds water in Alberta oil sands region generally stable

December 23, 2025
Alberta, News, Water Quality

A new federal-provincial report finds that surface water in Alberta’s oil sands region is generally stable and safe, with some areas showing signs of improvement,…

Report finds water in Alberta oil sands region generally stable

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Brandon advances flood mitigation with naturalized stormwater project

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