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Calgary Residents Conserve Water, Crews Repair Main

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Calgary Residents Conserve Water, Crews Repair Main

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Here's more Canada news for March 21st. Calgary residents kept water use and check for a second straight day on Friday. They use 497 million liters, dipping just under the city's 500 million liters safety threshold that separates. Sustainable levels from risky ones. Thursday's usage was even closer at 499 million liters, marking back-to-back successes in conservation efforts. Mayor Jerome Farcas shared a positive update early Saturday on social media, praising the steady progress and urging everyone to keep it up. Meanwhile, crews are pushing forward with repairs on the bare-spot South-feeder main. Expect some traffic changes on 16 Avenue Northwest near Sarcy Trail and Point McKay Park. With usage holding steady below target, the city hopes this trend continues as work wraps up to secure the water supply for good.

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