ADVISORIES PUBLISHED ON APRIL 18 - UPDATED 5:00 PM
Wrap-up: There are 11 new advisories to report since April 15: 1 in AB, 2 in BC, 2 in MB, 1 in NB, 5 in NL
ALBERTA
BATTLE RIVER and SOUNDING CREEK WATERSHEDS Alberta is currently in stage 4 (out of 5) in its water shortage management response plan; categorized as severe to extreme conditions. Albertans are reminded of the importance of taking part in conserving water, limited supply affects everyone.
BRITISH COLUMBIA
LEE CREEK Whisper Mountain Land Owners Water System BWA issued April 9 due to distribution system integrity failure.
WILLIAMS LAKE (Chilcotin Handi Mart) BWN issued April 11 due to untreated drinking water at risk of containing pathogens.
LIFTED
ERICKSON Water System BWN LIFTED for Beam Rd and 33 Ave N.
MANITOBA
Assiniboine River, BRANDON April 12 the province issued a FLOOD WARNING between the Shellmouth Dam and the City of Brandon. Flooding in some low-lying areas began April 9. Currently, the river is above its banks in some parts of southwestern MB. Residents are reminded to stay safely away while the warning is in effect.
NEEPAWA BWA issued April 16, short-term affecting Main Street.
LIFTED
CROSS LAKE BWA LIFTED
NEW BRUNSWICK
WOODSTOCK BWA issued April 18 due to water system upgrades affecting Harley St, Hayden Crt, Scott St, Sherwood Dr and Connell St.
NEWFOUNDLAND & LABRADOR
COX'S COVE (Cox's Brook) BWA issued April 17 due to planned system maintenance.
HUGHES BROOK (McIvers Brook) BWA issued April 17 due to line flushing.
McIVERS (McIvers Brook) BWA issued April 17 due to planned system maintenance.
MEADOWS (Meaters Pond) BWA issued April 15 due to planned system maintenance.
TORBAY (North Pond) BWA issued April 12 due to maintenance issues.
LIFTED
SIBLEYs COVE and LEAD COVE BWA LIFTED
HUMBER ARM SOUTH (Dormodys Brook) BWA LIFTED
NOVA SCOTIA
BOULARDERIE EAST (Kellys View Motel) BWA LIFTED
GRAND LAKE ROAD (Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints) BWA LIFTED
ONTARIO
KIRKLAND LAKE April 16 STATE of EMERGENCY Due to Flooding Event (Update 6): The order remains in effect due to forecasted rain plus the anticipated snow melt. April 12 the order was put into effect following the unprecedented rainfall which caused the overflow of Murdoch Creek and Rand Creek and surcharged the Town's sanitary system.
