Edmonton announces partial closure of Keillor Point due to erosion caused by rainfall
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Article Excerpt
A popular viewing area in west Edmonton has been partially closed to the public due to safety concerns. Belgravia’s Keillor Point, also known as “The End of the World,” has been subject to slope deterioration, made worse by the recent deluge of summer rainstorms. In a news release from the City of Edmonton on Wednesday, […]
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