News and Updates
#1564: River water safe says Environment
Submitted by Barb on Thu, 07/24/2008 - 13:09. News and Updates Okotoks Western Wheel
July 23, 2008
Vol.33 No.51
By Tamara Neely
STAFF REPORTER
Water from the Sheep River meets Canadian drinking water standards, despite orange sludge at the rivers edge.
That was the message Representatives of the Alberta government and its consultants delivered to Turner Valley town council and a packed crowd of residents at the council meeting Monday.
July 23, 2008
Vol.33 No.51
By Tamara Neely
STAFF REPORTER
Water from the Sheep River meets Canadian drinking water standards, despite orange sludge at the rivers edge.
That was the message Representatives of the Alberta government and its consultants delivered to Turner Valley town council and a packed crowd of residents at the council meeting Monday.
#1563: Gas plant to get facelift
Submitted by Barb on Thu, 07/24/2008 - 10:36. News and Updates Okotoks Western Wheel
June 25, 2008 Vol. 33 No.47
By Tamara Neely
Staff Reporter
The Turner Valley Gas Plant will be given a $2 million funding injection from the provincial government to proceed into developing the site into a tourist attraction.
June 25, 2008 Vol. 33 No.47
By Tamara Neely
Staff Reporter
The Turner Valley Gas Plant will be given a $2 million funding injection from the provincial government to proceed into developing the site into a tourist attraction.
#1562: Gas plant ‘sludge’ concerns residents
Submitted by Barb on Wed, 07/16/2008 - 14:51. News and Updates Okotoks Western Wheel
July 16, 2008
Vol. 33 No. 50
By Tamara Neely
Staff Reporter
Alberta Environment is investigating unidentified substances that appear to be oozing through a containment wall at the Turner Valley gas plant into the Sheep River.
July 16, 2008
Vol. 33 No. 50
By Tamara Neely
Staff Reporter
Alberta Environment is investigating unidentified substances that appear to be oozing through a containment wall at the Turner Valley gas plant into the Sheep River.
#1558: Cleanup completed, but doubts remain
Submitted by Barb on Fri, 07/04/2008 - 15:26. News and Updates Okotoks Western Wheel
July 2, 2008 Vol 33 No 43
By Tamara Neely
Staff Reporter
The buildings, the equipment and the earthen flare still burning at the Turner Valley Gas Plant are souvenirs of a period when the facility was a pioneer in the oil and gas industry in Canada.
July 2, 2008 Vol 33 No 43
By Tamara Neely
Staff Reporter
The buildings, the equipment and the earthen flare still burning at the Turner Valley Gas Plant are souvenirs of a period when the facility was a pioneer in the oil and gas industry in Canada.
#1557: Future of gas plant still undecided
Submitted by Barb on Fri, 07/04/2008 - 15:25. News and Updates Okotoks Western Wheel
July 2, 2008 Vol 33 No. 43
By Tamara Neely
Staff Reporter
A new committee has formed to assess a plan to continue on the path of preparing the Turner Valley gas plant as a historic site, however, the province has not yet formally accepted a recommendation to reopen the site as a tourist attraction.
July 2, 2008 Vol 33 No. 43
By Tamara Neely
Staff Reporter
A new committee has formed to assess a plan to continue on the path of preparing the Turner Valley gas plant as a historic site, however, the province has not yet formally accepted a recommendation to reopen the site as a tourist attraction.
#1556: Gas plant to get facelift
Submitted by Barb on Thu, 06/26/2008 - 10:52. News and Updates Okotoks Western Wheel
June 25, 2008
Volume 33, No. 47
By Tamara Neely
Staff Reporter
The Turner Valley Gas Plant will be given a $2 million funding injection from the provincial government to proceed into developing the site into a tourist attraction.
June 25, 2008
Volume 33, No. 47
By Tamara Neely
Staff Reporter
The Turner Valley Gas Plant will be given a $2 million funding injection from the provincial government to proceed into developing the site into a tourist attraction.
#1374: Turner Valley - Containment wall at gas plant completed
Submitted by Barb on Tue, 02/06/2007 - 11:43. News and Updates Okotoks Western Wheel
By Pamela Roth
Staff reporter
November 29, 2006 Vol. 32 No. 17
Efforts to prevent hydrocarbons at the Turner Valley Gas Plant from leaching into the nearby Sheep River hit a milestone last week with the completion of a concrete containment wall.
By Pamela Roth
Staff reporter
November 29, 2006 Vol. 32 No. 17
Efforts to prevent hydrocarbons at the Turner Valley Gas Plant from leaching into the nearby Sheep River hit a milestone last week with the completion of a concrete containment wall.
#1365: Gas plant poses potential health risk
Submitted by Barb on Thu, 11/23/2006 - 14:36. News and Updates Okotoks Western Wheel
November 1, 2006 Vol. 32 No. 13
By Pamela Roth
Staff reporter
Members of the Turner Valley Gas Plant Panel received a clear indication as the extent of the contamination at the historical site at a meeting last Thursday.
November 1, 2006 Vol. 32 No. 13
By Pamela Roth
Staff reporter
Members of the Turner Valley Gas Plant Panel received a clear indication as the extent of the contamination at the historical site at a meeting last Thursday.
#1363: Black Diamond - Town advised to do indepth water testing
Submitted by Barb on Tue, 11/14/2006 - 10:13. News and Updates Okotoks Western Wheel
September 20, 2006 Vol 31 No 59
By Laurel Nadon
staff reporter
An engineering company is recommending that the Town of Black Diamond begin testing for more substances in its raw and potable water.
September 20, 2006 Vol 31 No 59
By Laurel Nadon
staff reporter
An engineering company is recommending that the Town of Black Diamond begin testing for more substances in its raw and potable water.
#1356: Turner Valley - Oil company commits to clean up abandoned wells
Submitted by Barb on Thu, 08/03/2006 - 09:17. News and Updates Okotoks Western Wheel
July 25, 2006 Vol. 31 No. 51
By Pamela Roth
Staff Reporter
An American oil and gas company has committed to cleaning up at least three abandoned wells in the Turner Valley area.
July 25, 2006 Vol. 31 No. 51
By Pamela Roth
Staff Reporter
An American oil and gas company has committed to cleaning up at least three abandoned wells in the Turner Valley area.

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