People living in Bowness got a chance to ask city officials questions about flood mitigation in their community Wednesday night.
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People living in Bowness got a chance to ask city officials questions about flood mitigation in their community Wednesday night.
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High River-based Western Financial Group’s Western Communities Foundation has donated $100,000 to cover the costs involved in remediating the playgrounds in the yards of High River schools.
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By the new year, there will be fewer signs of Tervita around High River as the company plans to complete its home remediation program by Christmas. They now have approximately 10 High River homes left to work.
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With the “Not Fit for Habitation” designation now reversed on over 300 houses through their program, Tervita is looking to the final stages of the home remediation project in High River.
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As part of their provincial contract to deal with the cleanup of infrastructure and heavily damaged residences in High River, Tervita will demolish some homes that are beyond effective remediation.
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Eight weeks after their work began, Tervita Corporation officials are now predicting they will wrap up their duties in the town by September 30.
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Thirty-four High River homes have gone from “red” to green through Tervita’s remediation process, according to figures released last week.
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First, Imperial Oil set fire to a field on her family’s farm, igniting a layer of peat that caused the ground to cave in. Next, a pipeline ruptured, spilling oil into the slough that had formed after the sinkhole was flooded by rain and snow. Then, the company filled in the five-acre swamp with pieces of concrete drilling pads covered with sludge, timbers stained with hydrocarbons, and other waste materials.
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With the devastation to thousands of homes brought by the flood comes the potential of mould, a menace that can wreak further harm to your home and your health.
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A Red Deer man has been ordered to clean up a light industrial site after it’s believed contaminants leached into the soil and groundwater more than 25 years ago.
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