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April 2026

Open Burning Ending Soon

From November 1 to April 30, burn non-compostable vegetation safely and responsibly in designated zones. 

Open Air burning of non-compostable vegetation is now permitted in the Township of Spallumcheen from November 1 through to April 30. Only untreated wood, prunings, branches, tree stumps & trunks, and shrubs may be burned. 

Open burning is prohibited in residential zones R1 and R5. If you're unsure about your property's zoning, contact the Township office before burning. 

Please visit the Township Open Burning page for additional information about Open Burning requirements. 

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2026

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April 2026

Dust Control Starting in April 

 Dust Control Season generally begins in April on Gravel Roads. Township Public Works crews are out applying calcium chloride to gravel roads as part of the annual dust control program. The Township applies 200,000 litres of calcium chloride annually at a rate of 1.7L/m — 1.0L/m for dust control and 0.7L/m for stabilization.

Before application, road surfaces are loosened with a grader to help the solution penetrate the base. Even with treatment, some dust is still expected — particularly during extended dry spells. Treated roads will perform much better than untreated ones, and effectiveness improves with moisture.

Public Works staff will continue to monitor conditions throughout the season.

 
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