A week after a major feeder line ruptured in Montgomery, forcing Calgary into water restrictions, city crews are working to replace the damaged pipe. The incident has highlighted concerns about aging infrastructure across Canada.
Note: Work on a ruptured feeder line in Montgomery moved into a new phase on Wednesday night, exactly a week after a section of the nearly half-century-old pipe broke and prompted city-wide water restrictions.Welding is underway to secure that section.
Alberta Premier Danielle Smith, however, maintains that fixing Calgary's infrastructure is the city's responsibility. Alberta and most of the country have had relatively few fires to start the fire season, thanks to cooler temperatures and moisture. But higher temperatures and high winds have many concerned more wildfires are on the way.Hot temperatures are expected to arrive in southern Alberta this summer and that has outreach organizations busy preparing for the heat.A B.C.
A Saskatoon vehicle owner was in shock when he was told he would face a delivery date of 2050 for replacement auto parts, and it’s highlighting the fragility of the supply chain.Sask. Teachers' Federation consulting with members on binding arbitration, set to provide update Friday
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