US EditionGrand Splash Event in Montreal Cancelled Due to Heavy Rains
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According to the Rivières Foundation, more than 250 people were registered for the event scheduled for 12:30 on Tuesday.
MONTREAL — The Montreal Grand Splash, which was scheduled to take place on Tuesday, was finally cancelled due to the heavy rains. The Rivières Foundation, at the origin of the event, explained that the floods caused overflows of wastewater, which resulted in a risk of water contamination and that swimming was no longer recommended at the Jacques-Cartier Basin for the next 72 hours. According to the foundation, more than 250 people were registere…
MONTREAL — The Montreal Grand Splash, which was scheduled to take place on Tuesday, was finally cancelled due to the heavy rains. The Rivières Foundation, at the origin of the event, explained that the floods caused overflows of wastewater, which resulted in a risk of water contamination and that swimming was no longer recommended at the Jacques-Cartier Basin for the next 72 hours. According to the foundation, more than 250 people were registere…
MONTREAL — The Montreal Grand Splash, which was scheduled to take place on Tuesday, was finally cancelled due to the heavy rains. The Rivières Foundation, at the origin of the event, explained that the floods caused overflows of wastewater, which resulted in a risk of water contamination and that swimming was no longer recommended at the Jacques-Cartier Basin for the next 72 hours. According to the foundation, more than 250 people were registere…
MONTREAL — The Montreal Grand Splash, which was scheduled to take place on Tuesday, was finally cancelled due to the heavy rains. The Rivières Foundation, at the origin of the event, explained that the floods caused overflows of wastewater, which resulted in a risk of water contamination and that swimming was no longer recommended at the Jacques-Cartier Basin for the next 72 hours. According to the foundation, more than 250 people were registere…
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