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Workmen for Enbridge Pipelines can be seen in this photograph just south of Highway 13, 1.7 km west of the junction of Highways 13 and 41. Spokesman for the energy company, Graham White told The Provost News that “We are in the process of replacing a piece of line 13 that runs below Highway 13, approximately 340 meters as part of our regular integrity and maintenance program. The cut out and tie in of the new line happened last week (late March, 2015) and was successful. The work remaining on the project is to remove the existing pipe that was taken out of service, this work will happen later in the year once the weather is more favorable. Crews will be seen over the next week to backfill the majority of the trenches that were excavated to complete the tie ins.” ©Provost News Photo.
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