Blind River Dam one of four to be upgraded with provincial funding

Ontario investing $11.5M to rehabilitate Graham Lake Dam, three others

MALLORYTOWN – The Ontario government is investing $11.5 million to rehabilitate four dams across the province, including the Graham Lake Dam in Front of Yonge Township, in an effort to improve public safety, protect communities from flooding and strengthen critical water control infrastructure.

Blind River Dam one of four to be upgraded with provincial funding

Ontario plans four-year construction program to extend dam lifespans up to 100 years

Ontario Investing $11.5 Million to Upgrade Critical Water Infrastructure - Hometown TV12 Brockville

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Ontario puts $11.5 million toward aging dams across province - Water Canada

The government of Ontario is using $11.5 million in government funding to rehabilitate four aging dams across the province. The four dams are Ahmic Lake Dam in the Township of Magnetawan, Blind River Dam in the Town of Blind River, Graham Lake Dam in the Township of Front of Yonge and Balaclava Dam in the Township of Greater Madawaska. “Strong, reliable dams help keep our waterways safe, protecting families and communities. Through today’s inves…