Calgary’s water storage levels in ‘red zone’ as repairs on ruptured feeder main slated to last two weeks

“We can keep patching it. We can keep reacting, but it will continue to fail until there is an alternative built,” he said. “No amount of short-term fixes will change that, so the responsible choice, the only choice, the only path forward, is to build a new artery to strengthen the heart of our system so that Calgary can rely on it — not just today, but for generations to come.”