City crews, police and a surfer worked together to rescue a beaver trapped in a storm drain in Calgary on Sunday.

The passage was damaged in the infamous 2013 southern Alberta floods. It has been re-envisioned with input from local stakeholders and opened Thursday.

The Alberta Government will install the seasonal barriers with the help of the Calgary Fire Department.

Four people, including a child, were sent into the water on Saturday when a Calgary police boat flipped in the Bow River, according to police.

According to the provincial government, Harvie Passage is an active construction site and will remain closed to the general public until the summer of 2018.

The changes hope to create more user-friendly sections of the Bow River.

The notoriously deadly Harvie Passage on Calgary’s Bow River is under repair again, after safety measures previously installed there were washed out by the 2013 flood.

As the weather warms up, the Calgary Fire Department is reminding boaters and rafters to stay clear of Harvie Passage in the Bow River. For a third year, safety booms are being installed to restrict access to the waterway that was damaged in the 2013 floods.

CALGARY – Officials are warning of just how dangerous the city’s waterways can be, after responding two river rescues within minutes of each other.