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Westside Irrigation Rehabilitation Project to Create $5.9 Billion Impact
Today, the Government of Saskatchewan released the Economic Analysis for the Westside Irrigation Rehabilitation Project (WIRP), the first part of the overall Lake Diefenbaker Irrigation Projects. The analysis was done […]
Key Water Infrastructure Projects Starting in Southwest Saskatchewan
The Water Security Agency (WSA) is investing more than $2 million in the design and construction work on five water infrastructure projects in Southwest Saskatchewan. These projects will strengthen dams, […]
Stantec and MPE Engineering Firms Selected for Westside Irrigation Rehabilitation Project
Today, the Government of Saskatchewan announced the awarding of the next planning and engineering design work for Westside Irrigation Rehabilitation Project (WIRP) to Prairie Engineering Partners, a joint venture from […]
Recent Advisories
Be Aware of Blue-Green Algae
As temperatures increase this summer and the recreational season begins, the Water Security Agency (WSA) is reminding the public to be cautious around blue-green algae in lakes and reservoirs. Blue-green […]
Rainfall Event to Continue into the Weekend with Increased Flows in West Central Saskatchewan
The Water Security Agency (WSA) is advising the public of increased flows on smaller rivers and creeks. This is a result of the significant weather system last night which will […]
Rainfall Event to Increase Flows in West Central Saskatchewan
The Water Security Agency (WSA) is advising the public of a significant weather system likely to bring heavy rain and increased flow to Saskatchewan. Heavier rain is forecasted for areas […]