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A look at the water treatment plant that keeps Calgary's public lake swimmable
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August 13, 2024
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1:53Now PlayingSikome Lake is a unique swimming spot inside Calgary's Fish Creek Provincial Park: it's shallow, warm and sandy-bottomed, making it a great place for a beach day. But some have asked if the lake is safe to swim in. Alberta Parks regional director Michael Roycroft took CBC News on a tour to explain how the man-made lake is maintained.
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