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News tag: Infrastructure

Infrastructure news stories

Compare and contrast: Feds invest $117 million to protect drinking water on B.C.’s Sunshine Coast

National Observer Drinking water in the region, which is on B.C.’s southern coast and includes the municipalities of Sechelt and Gibsons, is under threat from a constant string of summer […]

School, nursing station close in northern Manitoba First Nation due to lack of running water

CBC A First Nation in northern Manitoba that has been under a boil water advisory for more than six years has had little running water at all for the past […]

Concerns raised over proposed water taking application at Puslinch quarry

Guelph Today A flood of concerns has been raised about a longstanding gravel quarry’s application for a new water-taking permit and its potential impact on surrounding water sources and local […]

Compare and contrast: Veolia Canada secures 5-year extension for Moncton water treatment plant operations

Water Canada Veolia Canada has been awarded a five-year contract extension to continue operating and maintaining the City of Moncton’s drinking water treatment plant. The extension builds upon Veolia’s long-standing […]

Compare and contrast: Scientists find most microplastics in drinking water smaller than EU detection limits

EuroNews Green Scientists say that most microplastics found in drinking water are very fine and thus more likely to pass from the human intestine into the blood and organs. Most […]

‘Unusual taste or odour’: Water notice issued for Abbotsford, Mission

City News Vancouver The increased flow from Cannell Lake has temporarily stirred up sediment in the transmission main, leading to the discoloration, which may impact residents living central to north […]

Waterworks bylaw changes require meters for new developments

Water Canada To help further reduce water waste in the City of Cranbrook, BC, and to improve leak detection across the entire water system, changes are coming to the enforcement […]

Compare and contrast: What do the Los Angeles fires tell us about the coming water wars?

The Guardian We don’t have to await the dystopian future for the water wars to begin. The struggle over water, between private interests and the public good, the powerful and […]

Compare and contrast: Can California use ocean salt water to put out fires? Here are three key factors for L.A. firefighters

CBS News While some fire hydrants in Los Angeles ran dry amid the extreme wildfires, people wondered if firefighters could use salt water from the ocean instead of depleting fresh […]

‘Water everywhere’: Crews respond to water main break in central Edmonton

Global News A local utility provider advised drivers to avoid the area around a central Edmonton intersection on Tuesday morning as crews responded to a water main break. As of […]

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