Wastewater projects
To protect public health, property and the environment, we have had a pollution control program for wastewater since the 1930s. Since that time, we have built new treatment plants and invested over $200 million upgrading existing plants to meet the demands of a growing population and changing environmental standards.
The Province of Manitoba has introduced tough new requirements to improve the health of Lake Winnipeg. We expect to spend over a billion dollars over the next 25 years to expand capacity and upgrade our wastewater treatment systems.
We want to inform you about the upgrades and hear your comments and concerns.
Current projects
- There are no projects at this time
Completed projects
- Sewer By-law review
- Hauled wastewater study
- Wastewater improvement projects - Canada Strategic Infrastructure Fund (CSIF)
How to participate
We want to hear from you. Provide us your feedback on the projects and activities that affect you.
To keep up-to-date on the latest wastewater treatment information and activities, subscribe to our wastewater improvement newsletter.
Doing our part to help protect our lakes and rivers.
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This page was last updated on October 19, 2010 |
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