Calgary to provide update on water main break
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The City of Calgary is providing an update on the city's water issues following a major water main break.
The City of Calgary is providing an update on the city's water issues following a major water main break.
Calgary Emergency Management Agency Chief Susan Henry and City of Calgary water services director Nancy Mackay will speak at 8 a.m.
The main that burst Wednesday evening is a critical transmission line that moves water across the city.
Crews are still figuring out what caused the 78-inch reinforced concrete pipe to fail while they work to repair it.
The city says it has the tools and parts to fix it, but getting to where it broke and clearing it out is will take at least a day or two
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She doesn't expect the taps to run dry, but the city's supply is still at a critical level.
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