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Jul 21, 2026
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Recurring New Minas sewage odour may persist until new plant is built
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Recurring New Minas sewage odour may persist until new plant is built
Director says new treatment facility or technology may be the only long-term answer
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By Kirk Starratt
Published Jul 21, 2026
Last updated 58 minutes ago
9 minute read
County of Kings engineering and public works director Brad Carrigan says a recurring odour problem at the regional sewage treatment plant in New Minas could persist until new treat…
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