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Released on October 1, 2018
Progress continues on Melville’s new water infrastructure project, which will serve about 6,000 people in the area when fully operational.“The City of Melville is extremely pleased with the progress of the joint SaskWater-City of Melville regional water project,” Melville Mayor Walter Streelasky said. “It is with great appreciation that we recognize the financial support provided for this project by the Government of Canada and the Government of Saskatchewan.”
Through the Clean Water and Wastewater Fund, the Government of Canada is contributing more than $6.8 million and the provincial government, through the Ministry of Government Relations, is contributing more than $3.4 million toward the water supply system phase of the project. The new water supply system includes the installation of 30 km of pipeline, which was completed in late 2017, and the construction of a well control building and two new wells, which were completed in June 2018.We need your feedback to improve saskatchewan.ca. Help us improve