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Renewed water infrastructure at the heart of Grimsby’s Downtown Reimagined project

June 26, 2026
Infrastructure, News, Ontario, Stormwater

The Town of Grimsby officially marked the beginning of Phase 1 of Downtown Reimagined as work commences on a critical water infrastructure renewal project, supported…

Renewed water infrastructure at the heart of Grimsby’s Downtown Reimagined project

Long-Term Water Advisories Lifted as Five Manitoba First Nations Complete Major Treatment Plant Overhauls

Federal government funds Albemarle Brook restoration in South Bruce Peninsula

Ontario invests $3.1 million in wetlands restoration across Lake Ontario watershed

Feds invest $1.2M in wastewater infrastructure in St. Laurent, MB

Funding supports ongoing protection of Muskoka’s lakes, rivers, and waterways

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town of grimsby

Renewed water infrastructure at the heart of Grimsby’s Downtown Reimagined project

Long-Term Water Advisories Lifted as Five Manitoba First Nations Complete Major Treatment Plant Overhauls

Federal government funds Albemarle Brook restoration in South Bruce Peninsula

Ontario invests $3.1 million in wetlands restoration across Lake Ontario watershed

Feds invest $1.2M in wastewater infrastructure in St. Laurent, MB

SPONSORED: Canada’s Lakes Are Turning Green. A Catch Basin Insert Is Part of the Answer.

Funding supports ongoing protection of Muskoka’s lakes, rivers, and waterways