Backgrounder: Federal and provincial governments invest more than $51 million in water and wastewater infrastructure improvements across Saskatchewan
Backgrounder
Joint funding through the Green Infrastructure Stream (GIS) and the Rural and Northern Communities Infrastructure Steam (RNCIS) of the Investing in Canada Infrastructure Program (ICIP) will support 34 drinking water and wastewater infrastructure projects across Saskatchewan. The federal government is investing more than $27.9 million towards these projects, while Saskatchewan is contributing over $23.2 million. Recipients are contributing more than $18.6 million and are responsible for any additional costs.
Project Information:
Location |
Project Name |
Project Details |
Stream |
Federal Funding | Provincial Funding |
Recipient Funding |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Town of Alameda |
Lagoon Upgrades |
This project consists of upgrading the lagoon in the town by digging a new cell to increase its capacity and support future growth. |
GIS |
$1,072,800 |
$893,911 |
$715,289 |
Village of Calder |
Water Treatment System Upgrade |
The village’s water treatment system will receive upgrades to address non-compliance issues and to continue to provide safe and reliable drinking water to the community. |
GIS |
$262,560 |
$218,778 |
$175,062 |
Town of Cudworth |
Sewage Pumping Station Upgrades |
A new station will be constructed with wet well storage and pumps capable of meeting wastewater flows for a design period of 20 years. |
GIS |
$803,600 |
$669,600 |
$535,800 |
Town of Davidson |
Water Tower Rehabilitation |
This project consists of removing and replacing the aged and deteriorated exterior coating of the existing water tower and repairing areas of corrosion on the steel tank tower. |
GIS |
$182,000 |
$151,652 |
$121,348 |
Village of Debden |
Water Treatment Upgrade |
The groundwater treatment plant will be upgraded with a new treatment process to comply with a mandate and provincial water regulations. |
GIS |
$466,202 |
$388,463 |
$310,841 |
Northern Village of Denare Beach |
Wastewater Treatment Upgrades |
The project is to improve wastewater treatment and sludge management will be improved to comply with provincial and federal regulations. |
GIS |
$1,501,800 |
$1,251,375 |
$1,001,325 |
Village of Elk Ridge |
Water Treatment Plant Upgrades |
This project consists of increasing the water treatment capacity and water quality of the Elk Ridge Utility water treatment plant in order to meet provincial drinking water quality standards, along with current and future community needs. |
GIS |
$434,000 |
$361,631 |
$289,369 |
Town of Francis |
Water Treatment Plant Upgrade |
This project consists of upgrading the water treatment process to meet Groundwater Under the Direct Influence of Surface Water source water requirements and comply with provincial drinking water regulations. |
GIS |
$291,120 |
$242,576 |
$194,104 |
Village of Glenside |
Water Plant Upgrade |
The water treatment process will be improved to ensure it complies with regulations for potable water supplies. |
GIS |
$46,000 |
$38,330 |
$30,670 |
Northern Village of Green Lake |
Water Treatment Plant Upgrades |
This project consists of improving the water treatment process to comply with provincial drinking water regulations. |
GIS |
$1,860,000 |
$1,549,845 |
$1,240,155 |
Village of Kincaid |
Water Treatment Plant Upgrades |
This project consists of improving the water treatment process to comply with provincial drinking water regulations. |
GIS |
$876,024 |
$729,947 |
$584,089 |
Town of Lemberg |
Water Treatment Plant Upgrades |
Storage will be increased to meet recommended fire demand capacities and minimum requirements for bacteriological, turbidity, and chemical parameters. |
GIS |
$1,336,800 |
$1,113,889 |
$891,311 |
Rural Municipality of Livingston No. 331 |
Village of Arran Water Treatment Plant Relocation and Upgrade |
The village’s current water treatment system will be relocated to a new space as the current water treatment plant building is collapsing in on itself. |
GIS |
$76,736 |
$63,940 |
$51,164 |
Rural Municipality of Loreburn No. 254 |
Cutbank Rural Pipeline Utility Regional Water Treatment Upgrades* |
This project consists of addressing ongoing non-compliances in the potable water treatment system for the Cutbank Rural Pipeline Utility . |
GIS |
$2,048,876 |
$1,707,226 |
$1,366,088 |
Rural Municipality of Maple Bush No. 224 |
Palliser Regional Park - Water Treatment Plant Upgrades |
The water treatment process will be improved to comply with provincial drinking water regulations. |
GIS |
$426,000 |
$354,964 |
$284,036 |
Rural Municipality of Milton No. 292 |
Alsask Treatment Plant Upgrades and Raw Water Cistern Rehabilitation |
This project consists of increasing the efficiency and output of the water at the Alsask Water Treatment Plant by installing new distribution pumps and a new standby pump to ensure that the users of this water system will have access to water if a power failure occurs. |
GIS |
$150,196 |
$125,150 |
$100,143 |
Town of Naicam |
Sanitary Sewer System Upgrades |
The sanitary sewer collection and discharge system will be upgraded due to it reaching the end of its lifecycle. |
GIS |
$1,184,000 |
$986,568 |
$789,432 |
Village of Neilburg |
Water Treatment Plant Upgrades |
This project consists of addressing the village’s current water quality concerns, including the inability to achieve breakpoint chlorination due to high levels of ammonia as well as significant amounts of scale in the treatment and distribution system. This will ultimately provide residents with high-quality drinking water. |
GIS |
$2,140,672 |
$1,783,715 |
$1,427,293 |
Town of Norquay |
Water Tower Replacement |
This project consists of replacing the town’s existing water storage tank with an equivalent storage tank that is more cost efficient. |
GIS |
$399,968 |
$333,273 |
$266,679 |
Town of Pense |
Wastewater Infrastructure Upgrades |
This project consists of addressing ongoing issues with condition and performance of the existing lift station pumps and process piping. |
GIS |
$368,160 |
$306,769 |
$245,471 |
Village of Pierceland |
Wastewater Treatment Plant Upgrade |
Sewer pumps and piping will be upgraded to get maximum efficiency and create less head pressure on the pumps as well as upgrading the measurement instruments and installing an automatic generator to keep up with the demands on the lift station when the power is out. |
GIS |
$484,800 |
$403,960 |
$323,240 |
Northern Village of Pinehouse |
Raw Water and SPS No. 2 Upgrades* |
This project consists of upgrading the raw water supply system and increase the Sewage Pump Station No. 2 pumping capacity, contributing to increased access to potable water. |
GIS |
$747,300 |
$622,688 |
$498,262 |
Village of Plenty |
Water Treatment Plant Upgrade |
This project consists of the installation and operation of an ultraviolet disinfection system. |
GIS |
$41,824 |
$34,850 |
$27,887 |
Town of Ponteix |
Water Treatment Plant Wastewater Discharge Upgrade |
Upgrades to the waterworks will ensure that wastewater and residuals from the water treatment facility are amended, treated, or removed from discharge to Notukeu Creek. |
GIS |
$125,200 |
$104,323 |
$83,477 |
Town of Radisson |
Water Treatment Plant Upgrade |
This project consists of improving the water treatment process to comply with provincial drinking water regulations. |
GIS |
$350,000 |
$291,638 |
$233,362 |
Town of Redvers |
Water Treatment Plant and Process Upgrade |
Upgrades to the town’s water plant will improve the treatment quality and enable its compliance with provincial drinking water regulations. |
GIS |
$2,464,000 |
$2,053,128 |
$1,642,872 |
Town of Rose Valley |
Critical Wastewater and Water Line Infrastructure Replacement |
This project consists of increasing wastewater and waterworks structural capacity to handle extreme weather events, introducing greater system resilience by replacing the existing vulnerable and critical infrastructure. |
GIS |
$412,000 |
$343,299 |
$274,701 |
Village of Semans |
Reverse Osmosis Water Treatment Plant |
This water treatment plant upgrade includes a reverse osmosis membrane filtration system. |
GIS |
$364,000 |
$303,303 |
$242,697 |
Village of St. Gregor |
Drinking Water Well Newly Constructed |
This project consists of the construction of a new back up reservoir well of 160 feet, the construction of a new observation well of 150 feet, and the retrofit of the existing well to a second observation well (with backup well capabilities), providing the community with increased and long-term access to drinking water. |
GIS |
$50,624 |
$42,183 |
$33,754 |
Northern Settlement of Uranium City |
Northern Settlement of Uranium City - Water System Upgrades |
The existing water treatment plant/pumphouse will receive upgrades and additional treatment equipment, bottle fill, and tank load facility to continue to provide potable water to the community. |
GIS |
$1,600,000 |
$1,333,200 |
$1,066,800 |
Village of Craven |
Water Supply and Treatment Upgrades |
This project consists of the investigation and installation of two new water supply wells including electrical connection and appurtenances, to meet community water supply demands. |
GIS |
$801,000 |
$667,433 |
$534,067 |
Town of Vonda |
Sewage Lagoon Upgrades |
A two-cell sewage facultative lagoon will be built to provide sewage treatment for the community, along with meeting the current wastewater regulations. |
GIS |
$2,351,080 |
$1,959,037 |
$1,567,583 |
Town of Watrous |
Lagoon Outfall Upgrades* |
A new sanitary sewer pipeline will be built from the town to its wastewater lagoon, providing additional capacity to the system and minimizing asset in mitigating future basement sewer backups. |
GIS & RNCIS |
$900,240 |
$750,125 |
$600,235 |
Town of Whitewood |
Lagoon Upgrades* |
This project consists of upgrading the town’s lagoon to meet the current environmental standards. |
GIS |
$1,284,000 |
$1,069,893 |
$856,107 |
* Federal funding is conditional on fulfilling all requirements related to consultation with Indigenous groups and environmental assessment obligations.
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