Berms are the talk of the town, these days. Let’s pull out the rumour stick and find out what actually goes into the process of

Instead of building berms we could just dredge the river and make it deeper. That’s the talk about town. Let’s consult my trusty rumour stick.

Rumour has it, the town is going to be cutting down trees. Let me consult my rumour stick. In fact, this stick of mine used

Word on the street is the new Municipal Development Plan (MDP) and Land Use Bylaw (LUB) came into effect March 1. I consulted my rumour

Here are a few facts. Most berms are designed to protect homes from the danger of overland flooding. They are not designed to stop seepage

Rumour has it some neighbours are receiving calls from the flood mitigation folks and others are wondering why they are not. Let me get my

I’m still hearing some confusion about flow rates and what they mean for people who live in Drumheller. Totally understandable. I always say, “the more

There are so many numbers in the provincial flood study people are wondering how did you pick 1,850 m3/s and why are you referencing flows

With provincial flood studies done I hear people asking, what does this mean for final berm designs.  Let’s get the rumour stick out and see

Word on the trail is flow rates mean different things depending on who you are talking to. What’s true, what’s not true? Let me get

What’s this I’m hearing that council approved the new Municipal Development Plan (MDP) and Land Use Bylaw (LUB) on October 26. The things you hear

It’s getting wet and wild out there with rumours about the flood mitigation program. I hear people saying the Town will just take someone’s property