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Shoreline Stabilization at Crooked Lake in the Qu’Appelle Valley

September 18, 2017
News, Western Canada

The Government of Saskatchewan is investing nearly $160,000 to stabilize the shoreline at Crooked Lake Provincial Park to protect park greenspace from further erosion. Caused…

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Shoreline Stabilization at Crooked Lake in the Qu’Appelle Valley

University of Regina researchers receive $8.6M to advance water protection and sustainability

Kelowna flood protection project honoured for advancing climate-resilient infrastructure

Construction begins on North Calgary Water Servicing project

Canada Water Agency funds new projects to protect Lake Winnipeg

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