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Crews expect to begin flushing the water distribution system on Monday, July 6, and may complete the process on Wednesday. The Municipality is working closely with Alberta Health Services and Alberta Environment and Protected Areas on the flushing plan.
Once flushing is complete, comprehensive testing must be completed to ensure the water meets the Canadian Drinking Water Guidelines before regular water service can be restored and the Do Not Consume Advisory can be lifted by Indigenous Services Canada (ISC). Collecting water samples and receiving results typically takes a few days.
Infants, children up to 13 years of age and pregnant women in Fort McKay are advised to not consume water from the Fort McKay Water Treatment Plant until water testing shows that the water meets the Canadian Drinking Water Guidelines. Indigenous Services Canada (ISC) issued the Do Not Consume Advisory on June 29, 2026.
Is there a beautiful garden or floral display in your neighbourhood that brightens up your day every time you pass by? Recognize and thank these talented residents or businesses for beautifying the community through the Nominate your Neighbour program!
Whether it’s a colourful front yard, a deck filled with blooming flowerpots, or a thriving garden, let’s honour the creativity, hard work and maintenance that goes into keeping Wood Buffalo beautiful.
Nominating is easy, simply upload a photo of the home or business you want to recognize at rmwb.ca/NYN.
Local artists at every stage of their creative careers are encouraged to apply for a range of upcoming mural opportunities. From legacy murals to transit stations and skateparks, there will be numerous murals installed this year throughout the region.
The new murals are part of the RMWB’s Public Art program and will help grow and diversify public art across the region while supporting local and emerging talent.
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