Abandoned wells are a significant environmental and safety risk. These wells can act as a conduit and allow contaminated surface water to enter the well and severely impact water quality, posing risk to drinking water supplies, as well as plant, animal and aquatic life.

Abandoned wells, especially large diameter wells, are also physical hazards that can result in injury or death to humans or animals who may accidentally fall in. Proper decommissioning of these wells is crucial to protect our water sources and improve public safety.

The Sustainable Canadian Agricultural Partnership is a five-year suite of programs that launched in 2023 and offers a variety of programs, including The Farm and Ranch Water Infrastructure Program. This program provides funding to decommission large and small

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