Truro Creek, a small tributary to the Assiniboine River, flowing through Winnipeg International Airport property, was reported to have concentrations of glycols measured in the spring of 1996 ranging from 2 to 660 mg/L (75% frequency of detection; n = 12) (North/South Consultants Inc., 1998).
Au printemps 1996, on a mesuré des concentrations de glycols de 2 à 660 mg/L (fréquence de détection de 75 %; n = 12) dans le Truro Creek, un petit tributaire de la rivière Assiniboine qui traverse la propriété de l'aéroport de Winnipeg (North/South Consultants Inc., 1998).