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Province continues to monitor spill site with new drilling

Summary by Telegraph-Journal
The province is continuing its monitoring and remedial efforts at the site of Woodstock’s massive deiseal spill with new drilling. The drilling began this week and is expected to take about a week to complete. Provincial spokesperson Vicky Lutes said there’s been no sign of further leaks, and the amount of fuel recovered, at last […]

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Province continues to monitor spill site with new drilling

The province is continuing its monitoring and remedial efforts at the site of Woodstock’s massive deiseal spill with new drilling. The drilling began this week and is expected to take about a week to complete. Provincial spokesperson Vicky Lutes said there’s been no sign of further leaks, and the amount of fuel recovered, at last […]

·Saint John, Canada
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Telegraph-Journal broke the news in Saint John, Canada on Friday, September 4, 2026.
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