 ADVISORIES PUBLISHED ON MAY 21 - UPDATED 4:30 PM
Wrap-up: There are 24 advisories to report since Friday: 7 in AB, 8 in BC, 2 in MB, 1 in NS, 1 in ON, 4 in QC, 1 in SK
ALBERTA
PROVINCIAL PARKS
CARSON-PEGASUS PROVINCIAL PARK – BWA in effect May 16 until further notice.
CRIMSON LAKE PROVINCIAL PARK – BWA in place May 15 until further notice.
DILLBERRY LAKE PROVINCIAL PARK – BWA issued May 16 due to spring water system maintenance, park visitors are advised that water in park facilities is not considered potable. Visitors should provide their own water or boil it before consuming and using. This advisory remains in place until further notice.
LESSER SLAVE LAKE PROVINCIAL PARK – BWA in effect May 14. Park visitors are advised that water in several campgrounds and park facilities is not considered potable, at this time. Maintenance is working towards a solution to this issue. Visitors should provide their own water or boil it before consuming and using until further notice.
PEMBINA RIVER PROVINCIAL PARK – BWA in place May 15. Pembina River has non-potable (non-drinking) water currently. They recommend not to drink the water otherwise boil water for five minutes before using it for consumption/cooking and cleaning.
THUNDER LAKE PROVINCIAL PARK – Updated May 18, 2024: Water is not potable due to the construction/drilling of a new well that will enhance water pressure throughout the Park. Visitors are encouraged to bring their own water until the well is drilled and water passes testing.
WILLIAM A. SWITZER PROVINCIAL PARK – April 24, 2024 Gregg Lake Campground, water will not be potable for the first 2-3 weeks of operation.
BRITISH COLUMBIA
PROVINCIAL PARKS
BIG BAR LAKE PROVINCIAL PARK Water System – BWN issued May 14 due to routine maintenance and planned works.
BULL CANYON PROVINCIAL PARK Water System – BWN issued May 14 due to untreated drinking water is at risk of containing pathogens.
DOWNING PROVINCIAL PARK Water System – BWN issued May 14 due to Routine maintenance and planned works.
GREEN LAKE PROVINCIAL PARK – BWN issued May 14 due to routine maintenance and planned works affecting the following Campgrounds: Arrowhead, Emerald Bay and Sunset View.
HORSEFLY LAKE PROVINCIAL PARK – BWN issued May 14 due to Inadequate construction or protection of distribution, storage and other waterworks.
SUMMIT LAKE PROVINCIAL PARK Water System – BWN issued May 13 due to unacceptable water quality results (microbiological).
PUBLIC SYSTEMS
CASTLEGAR Municipal WS – BWA in effect May 29 during Flow Testing on Water Distribution System.
DEL ORO Community Water System – May 16 WQA REMINDER: The advisory remains in effect due to elevated turbidity levels.
HORSEFLY (Caron Horsefly Service Water System) – DNC issued May 13 due to chemical and physical water quality parameters in excess of acceptable concentrations.
LIFTED
COURTENAY (Mount Road Water System) – BWN LIFTED
KITIMAT-STIKINE (Almgren Water System) – BWN LIFTED
SQUAMISH (Camp Potlatch Water System) – DNC LIFTED
MANITOBA
RM of GIMLI Water System – BWA in effect May 18 due to a power failure and the subsequent pump failures that occurred at the Gimli Water Treatment Plant thereafter.
WEST HAWK LAKE Campground – BWA issued May 19, short-term.
LIFTED
SOURIS Public Water System – BWA LIFTED
NEWFOUNDLAND & LABRADOR
HEART’S DELIGHT-ISLINGTON (Long Pond) – BWA LIFTED
SOUTH RIVER Waterworks – BWA LIFTED
NOVA SCOTIA
CRANBERRY LAKE – Cyanobacteria Bloom reported May 2024 in Cranberry Lake located near Gregory Drive Park, Dartmouth. Bloom type: Benthic Matts.
LIFTED
TATAMAGOUCHE Water Utility – BWA LIFTED
ONTARIO
May 16th Flood Warning downgraded to FLOOD WATCH for the residents in low-lying, flood prone areas of Lake Temagami-Sturgeon River-Lake Nipissing-Upper French River. Water levels and flows have continued to be elevated along the Lake Nipissing Shoreline; over the past month the Watershed received significant rainfall/runoff after several weather systems. Daily average water level of Lake Nipissing in North Bay has decreased by about 9 cm since its peak on April 23rd. The water level on Lake Nipissing has been receding but remains above normal. May 14th, the average level on the lake was measured at 196.13m which is below the ‘non-damage’ level of 196.22m. This Advisory will remain in effect until Friday, May 24th at 4pm unless it’s updated or replaced by this time. The NORTH BAY-MATTAWA WATERSHED has been under advisory since March 7th.
LIFTED
ELMWOOD (Blue Water Lakes Campground) – BWA LIFTED
FORT FRANCES – DWA LIFTED May 17 to all resident that were recently placed under advisory due to construction. There are no further active drinking water advisories.
KENORA Water Distribution System – BWA LIFTED
QUEBEC
PUBLIÉ(S) /ISSUED
LAVAL – (BWA) 20 mai Avis d'ébullition de l'eau en cours sur les rues Aimé-Leroux, John-Molson, l'île-Mathieu, Montgolfier, Plateau-Ouimet et Roi-du-Nord.
LÉVIS – (BWA) 21 mai En raison d’une défaillance à l'usine de production d’eau potable de Charny, un avis de faire bouillir l’eau est présentement en vigueur dans les secteurs suivants: Charny, Sainte-Hélène-de-Breakeyville, Saint-Nicolas, Saint-Rédempteur et Saint-Étienne-de-Lauzon.
MAGOG – (BWA) 21 mai Avis d’ébullition préventif pour les résidents de la rue Fontaine.
TROIS-RIVIÉRES (Ouest) – (BWA) 21 mai Avis d’ébullition préventif sur les rues de la Montagne et côte Richelieu.
LEVÉ(S)/LIFTED
BÉCANCOUR – (LIFTED) LEVÉE de l'avis d’ébullition prevent.
CONTRECŒUR – (LIFTED) LEVÉE de l'avis d’ébullition prevent.
LAVAL – (LIFTED) Avis d'ébullition de l'eau TERMINÉ sur les rues Budapest et Lionel-Gauthier.
MAGOG – (LIFTED) LEVÉE de l'avis d'ébullition préventif pour les résidents du secteur de la rue du Domaine et de la rue Saint-Jacques Est.
MIRABEL – (LIFTED) LEVÉE de l'avis d'ébullition préventif sur les rues Henri-Piché et croissant de la Syrah.
MONTMAGNY – (LIFTED) LEVÉE de l'avis d'ébullition préventif.
MONTRÉAL (Ville-Marie) – (LIFTED) FIN de l'avis préventif d’ébullition de l’eau sur la rue Wolfe.
PAVILLON DE POULARIES CSLA – (LIFTED) L'avis de NE PAS CONSOMMER émis le 9 septembre 2013 est LEVÉ.
SASKATCHEWAN
MUENSTER Waterworks – May 21 UPDATE: PDWA remains in effect until two consecutive water samples are tested successfully. The Town is hopeful the results will be received by Thursday.
SASKATOON Municipal WS – PDWA issued May 20 due to a water main break affecting Avenue R N.
LIFTED
KAMSACK Waterworks – PDWA LIFTED
MOOSE JAW Municipal WS – PDWA LIFTED for Hochelaga St W, Grace St and Gordon Rd.
SASKATOON Municipal WS – PDWA LIFTED for Acadia Crt, Acadia Dr, Fortosky Cres and Gillies Cres
YUKON
May 17 An EVACUATION ALERT has been issued for OLD CROW Evacuation Zones 1, 2 and 3 due to the risk of flooding along the PORCUPINE RIVER during seasonal breakup/snowmelt. Evacuations will begin if water rises quickly, threatening utilities and overtops the Dump Road.
May 19 FLOOD WATCH UPDATE: Water level is expected to reach its highest point sometime this week; Crews are working to repair and maintain access to the sewage lagoon and the dump; Ski Chalet Road is under 12 inches of water due to mountain runoff; North Road has minor flooding. Residents are urged to assiduously CONSERVE WATER USE to help mitigate sewage lagoon issues and reminded to be ready to leave on a moment’s notice.
Friday May 17, 2024 wrap-up
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