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N.W.T. town gets federal funding to replace its aging water mains - Ground Water Canada
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N.W.T. town gets federal funding to replace its aging water mains - Ground Water Canada
Hay River, N.W.T. – More than $18.7 million is being spent by the federal government on infrastructure projects in the Northwest Territories, including water systems. In Norman Wells, $1.2 million has been earmarked to replace its aging water mains. The project is expected to strengthen the town’s water distribution system, which will help prevent leaks and ensure safe, reliable drinking water distribution for the future. “This investment will b…
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