Drainage

• Drainage project causes tempers to boil in heated Baie D’Urfé city council meeting

  A Baie D'Urfé resident of 35 years said he had never seen that much anger during a council meeting, describing the uproar over ongoing drainage and road work in the neighbourhood.

  Politics

  Nov 9, 2022
  
• Crews respond to oil spill at northeast Edmonton garage

  Approximately 1,000 litres of used oil was released in a garage parking lot near 50 Street NW and 165 Avenue NW just after noon on Wednesday.

  Environment

  Oct 27, 2021
  
• Advertisement
• City of Regina investing $112.6M for 2021 construction projects

  The City of Regina officially kicks off the 2021 construction season and is investing $112.6 million for transportation, water, wastewater and drainage projects.

  Canada

  Apr 26, 2021
• Advertisement
• Edmonton taxpayers on the hook for $1.4M more to fix inadequate roads annexed from Leduc County

  This summer's rain did a lot to point out the difference between how the city builds a gravel road, compared to what you'd find in Leduc County.

  Politics

  Sep 16, 2019
• Alberta landowner angry at CP Rail for flooded land

  In June 2018, Di Ciacca says he noticed a sinkhole form above a culvert that ran underneath the CP line that runs next to Highway 2A, south of Leduc.

  Canada

  Jul 22, 2019
• Edmonton business owners frustrated by flooding

  A group of business owners in Edmonton's northwest is fed up with flooding and say the city is doing nothing to fix the problem.

  News

  Jun 20, 2019
• City of Regina considering changes following construction-related complaints

  The City of Regina is investing close to $84 million in several construction projects around the Queen City including work on Victoria Avenue, Albert Street and Ring Road.

  Canada

  May 23, 2019
• Construction season officially paves the way in Regina

  It's construction season in Regina and the city is investing just under $84 million into infrastructure upgrades.

  Canada

  May 9, 2019
• Advertisement
• Sask. landowners working together to reduce flood potential

  Organized and sustainable agricultural water management in the province is on the rise, according to Saskatchewan Water Security Agency (WSA).

  Canada

  May 6, 2019
• Advertisement
• $5M to support Sask. agriculture sector, mitigate negative impacts of drainage

  The Saskatchewan government is investing $5 million to help advance the agricultural water management strategy.

  Canada

  Mar 13, 2019