Edmonton Journal
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Aug 6, 2026
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Pop-up lakes: How Edmonton area dry ponds help flood control in heavy rains
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Pop-up lakes: How Edmonton area dry ponds help flood control in heavy rains
Epcor's Bonneville advises residents who see water levels rising in a in a dry pond, to leave the area for their own safety
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By Jackie Carmichael
Published Aug 06, 2026
Last updated 3 hours ago
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Epcor is building a dry pond in the Grand Trunk Off-Leash Dog Park at 127 Ave and 113 Street in the Lauderdale neighbourhood. They are also…
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