A water main break in Banff Avenue leads to a major issue in the town's core. The incident resulted in the closure of lanes and ongoing efforts to resolve the problem. Precautions are advised for residents and visitors, and certain buildings are open for warmth. In other news, Canadian military base workers plan to strike, and the world's most powerful passports see a tie in rankings.
The Town of Banff experienced a major issue in its core when a water main under Banff Avenue broke. The incident occurred at the intersection of Banff Avenue and Moose Street, causing the closure of the north and southbound lanes. Crews are currently working on resolving the issue, but there is no estimated time for completion. Residents and visitors are advised to take precautions while outside, and certain buildings are open to the public for warmth.
In other news, Canadian military base workers are planning to go on strike due to ongoing contract negotiations. Additionally, the quarterly ranking of the world's most powerful passports reveals that six countries are now tied for the top spot in 2024
Banff Water Main Break Closure Precautions Canadian Military Base Workers Strike Powerful Passports Rankings
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