Restoring Slave Falls Generating Station @ManitobaHydro
Restoring Slave Falls Generating Station  @ManitobaHydro
Uploaded November 2025 | Updated September 2026, 6 hours ago
Discover the story behind the restoration of the historic Slave Falls Generating Station, built in phases between 1928 and 1948 on the Winnipeg River, in what is now Whiteshell Provincial Park.

This video takes you behind the scenes of a major infrastructure renewal project aimed at restoring the concrete sluiceway at one of Manitoba’s oldest hydroelectric stations.

Learn how the team is breathing new life into the station to ensure safe and reliable power generation for decades to come. From underwater repairs to historical insights, this restoration effort highlights the importance of maintaining critical energy infrastructure.

Read the full story on our website:
hydro.mb.ca/articles/2025/11/salisbury-house-vs-slave-falls-generating-station

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