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The City of Montreal is urging residents to keep conserving water as emergency repairs on a major aqueduct continue through the summer. Officials say work on the aging water main beneath Atwater Avenue remains on schedule. The aqueduct supplies drinking water to about 1.3 million people across 16 Montreal boroughs.Repairs began after inspections determined urgent work was needed to prevent a potential rupture. So far, two sections of the aqueduct have been repaired, while work on a third section is ongoing. A fourth and critical section is expected to begin in the coming days. Get breaking National news Get breaking…
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