Warkentin Fabricating's Detroit River Cleanup Featured on the News

We're incredibly excited to share that our recent collaboration project to clean up the Detroit River has been featured on the news! It's an honor to see our hard work and dedication recognized, and we couldn't be prouder of the impact we've made.

We were featured on CBC News Windsor, discussing the project we worked on to clean up the Detroit River.

Our team at Warkentin Fabricating, in partnership with local organizations, undertook the massive task of removing debris from the riverbed. The project, which was months in the making, aimed to restore the health of the river and protect its delicate ecosystem. What we found was shocking, yet a testament to the scale of the problem we are working to solve.

Over the course of the cleanup, we successfully pulled 13 cars and one entire construction trailer from the water. While the sight of these items was sobering, the feeling of accomplishment as each one was lifted from the river was immense. This is a huge step toward improving the environment for both wildlife and the community.

We want to extend a massive thank you to our partners and the dedicated volunteers who made this possible. This project is a powerful example of what can be achieved when a community comes together for a common cause. We're committed to continuing our efforts and look forward to more projects like this in the future.