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Careful decommissioning and removal the next steps towards bridge replacement

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Water going down a sink drain

Clogs, costs & consequences: What should never go down the drain

High water level on the Red River in St. Boniface near the Esplanade Riel.

Predicting and preparing for spring flooding

An inside look at the Northwest Interceptor sewer pipe.

A look at how we’ve protected a critical sewer pipe while saving millions and reducing risk

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UV Treatment at the North End Wastewater Treatment Plant turned back on

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Fixing leaks in your home can save you water and money

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Winnipeg Food Council offering small grants for community gardens

Move snow away from your foundation to minimize the risk of water seeping into your basement.

5 tips for keeping your basement dry during the spring melt

Dropping off food waste at a drop-off station

Reduce waste, save money: Take part in Food Waste Action Week

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Leading voices: Conversations with women making Winnipeg a better place

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Flush time: How Olympic men’s hockey lit up our water system

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