Edmonton’s Muttart Conservatory reopens after flooding

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Edmonton’s Muttart Conservatory fully reopened Wednesday after being closed this week due to flooding. The botanical garden was closed because of access issues around the facility following back-to-back major storms on Saturday and Monday. Other flood-related closures remain in effect until further notice, including the Reuse Centre; the Indigenous Peoples Experience at Fort Edmonton Park; Telus World of Science; Peter Hemingway Aquatic Centre; and trails in Mill Creek Ravine North between 93 Avenue and 98 Avenue. Edmonton’s wettest summer on record has led to flooding, road closures, outages, submerged vehicles and downed trees.