The small town of LeRoy, Saskatchewan, has always believed that building and maintaining critical infrastructure is a prerequisite for growth — not an afterthought. Town foreman Kirt Holowachuk, who has overseen the town’s water and wastewater systems for a dozen years, embodies that belief and is recognized in the community as an infrastructure champion.
LeRoy is located about a two-hour drive north of the province’s capital city of Regina. Its current population is more than 500, representing organic growth of more than 20% over 10 years. However, the biggest economic news in the area has been the construction of the BHP
