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Increased releases from the Gardiner Dam are causing rising water levels along the South Saskatchewan River, impacting Moon Lake and the city of Saskatoon.

1 report, 1 independent Updated Jun 6
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Increased releases from the Gardiner Dam are causing rising water levels along the South Saskatchewan River, impacting Moon Lake and the city of Saskatoon.

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  1. High rainfall in Alberta leads to Gardiner Dam releases, prompting MVA warnings for the South Saskatchewan River.Sub-event
  2. The city of Medicine Hat is addressing its water security and associated risks.Sub-event
  3. High water event underway on the South Saskatchewan River due to dam releases.1 source

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