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Cooksville Stormwater Pond

In August of 2009 a massive storm hit Mississauga, Ontario which flooded approximately 400 homes. The damage from this storm was caused by the river...

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Large Urban Redevelopment Takes Advantage of Stormceptor MAX

Currie Barracks is a community within the heart of southwest Calgary. This property was a historic military training area, which has recently been converted to a mix of residential and commercial land use, including parks and multi-use green space. A holistic urban design approach has been implemented throughout the development, creating a sense of community, architecture and landscaping that’s aesthetically pleasing. This new green community has earned the distinction of being named the first Gold Certified LEED community in Canada.

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Stormceptor MAX used for Residential Retrofit Sheep River’s Outfall

The Town of Okotoks is an environmentally conscious bedroom community of just over 25,000 people, south of Calgary. Okotoks was one of the first communities in Canada to recognize its environmental limit to growth is the carrying capacity of the local watershed, in this case the Sheep River. This river and tributaries run right through the community and are important trout habitats, home to the mountain white fish along with many other wild life, as well supply artesian well drinking water.

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Protecting Alberta’s Water Supply

The Alberta Gaming and Liquor Commission chose the Campbell Industrial site to construct a new 534,000 square foot warehouse. This facility will be the central hub for Alberta’s alcohol storage and distribution, set to experience between 120- 200 trucks per day moving on and off the property. The site, located within the City of St. Albert, Alberta, was chosen due to its proximity to the highway for ease of transportation and proximity to the existing main liquor warehouse.

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Transformed Army Base is a Model for Sustainable Residential Communities

The Canada Lands Company’s* (CLC) new residential community on an abandoned military base has tapped Imbrium to play a key role in making this Low Impact Development (LID) initiative a model of sustainability.

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CFB Petawawa Military Base Upgrades Outfall

CFB Petawawa’s Storm Outfall #1 provides drainage for approximately 45.9 ha (113 ac) of developed and 10.0 ha (24 ac) of undeveloped lands located within a portion of the Base.

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