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Work begins to restore and improve the North London-based Burnt Oak Brook - London Post

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Work has begun on a major initiative to restore and improve the North London-based Burnt Oak Brook, which runs through Watling Park, as part of the collaborative Action for Silk Stream project. These works, which started earlier this month, will improve flood resilience, enhance water quality, provide new habitats for wildlife and create beautiful blue/green spaces for local people to enjoy. On 4th March, water from the Burnt Oak Brook was diver…
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Government of Canada - Government of Canada Invests $2.7 million in London to Enhance Climate Resilience and Community Spaces

On March 20, MP Peter Fragiskatos, Rodger J. Moran, Co-Executive Director Finance & Administration at ReForest London, and Tom Partalas, Optimist Club of London, announced $2.7 million in fund. . .

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Work begins to restore and improve the North London-based Burnt Oak Brook - London Post

Work has begun on a major initiative to restore and improve the North London-based Burnt Oak Brook, which runs through Watling Park, as part of the collaborative Action for Silk Stream project. These works, which started earlier this month, will improve flood resilience, enhance water quality, provide new habitats for wildlife and create beautiful blue/green spaces for local people to enjoy. On 4th March, water from the Burnt Oak Brook was diver…

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Federal government earmarking $17.1 million to aid Cape Breton water infrastructure - Ground Water Canada

Nova Scotia – Cape Breton Regional Municipality will be benefiting from $17.1 million in federal funding to improve its water infrastructure to support new development. The region’s mayor said the funding, being made through the Canada Housing Infrastructure Fund, will ensure water and wastewater services meet not only current needs but future growth in the municipality. The funding is aimed toward two specific projects. CTV News report

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Ground Water Canada broke the news in on Thursday, March 20, 2025.
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