Governments Invest Over $139 Million in Riverhead Wastewater Treatment Facility Expansion

The federal government announced an investment of more than $5.8 million in the expansion of the regional wastewater system in the Rural Municipality of St. Clements through the Build Communities Strong Fund. The project will upgrade the East Selkirk Wastewater Treatment Lagoon to increase capacity, enable year-round discharge compliant with…

The article reports that the Build Communities Strong Fund is investing over $1.2 million from the Direct Delivery stream to expand and upgrade the Rural Municipality of St. Laurent Lagoon wastewater system, boosting treatment capacity and environmental protections. It notes that this funding supports future housing development and is part of the federal…

The Riverhead Wastewater Treatment Facility in St. John’s will undergo a $139 million first-phase expansion funded by federal, provincial, and municipal governments to increase primary treatment capacity and prepare for future secondary treatment. The project, comprising design, site preparation, and civil construction, creates significant opportunities…

The article reports that over $139 million in funding from federal, provincial, and municipal governments will fund Phase 1 of the Riverhead Wastewater Treatment Facility expansion in St. John’s, increasing primary treatment capacity and preparing for a future secondary plant. The project aims to meet national wastewater regulations, improve local…

Three levels of government are spending $139 million to expand the Riverhead Waste Water Treatment Facility in St. John’s. Officials say the expansion will lead to a cleaner harbour and waterways and support more housing development.

The governments of Canada and Newfoundland and Labrador are investing over $139 million in the first phase of the Riverhead Wastewater Treatment Facility expansion in St. John’s, with the federal government contributing about $69.6 million and the provincial and municipal partners sharing the remainder. The project will increase primary treatment…

The article reports that St. John's Riverhead Wastewater Treatment Facility will undergo a $139 million expansion funded by federal, provincial, and municipal governments, with St. John’s contributing about $28 million (81%), Mount Pearl $4 million (14%), and Paradise $7 million (5%). The upgrade, funded in part by over $69 million from the federal New…

The article reports that St. John’s Riverhead Wastewater Treatment Facility will undergo a $139 million, two-phase expansion to increase capacity from 135 to 160 million litres per day and to meet federal secondary treatment standards. The project is funded by federal, provincial, and municipal governments and will keep the plant operating during…