Voluntary Stage 3 restrictions take immediate effect and are in place until further notice
Long, Brannen and Westwood lakes to be tested for fecal coliform, city says
Long Lake Paddling and Rowing Centre added to 2022-2026 Nanaimo financial plan
Behaviour change principles added to regional district’s Team WaterSmart outreach progam
Water starts flowing Saturday, May 22, in Nanaimo’s four water parks
Researchers suggest the need for a Canada Water Agency dedicated to water management across the country
Snowpack at Jump Creek station at about 300 centimetres, or above average, says City of Nanaimo
Since found to be sold in Washington, two B.C. residents find invasive mussels within product
Flint water scandal devastated the majority Black city with lead-contaminated water
Increase will help pay for maintenance and uprades to water systems
On average, 67 per cent of B.C.’s water-related deaths occur during June, July and August
The age group with the highest risk of drowning are young adults, mostly males between 20-34 according to Lifesaving Society
City aquatics staff will spread safety messaging, do demonstrations and loan out life-jackets
Region setting water conservation targets for Nanoose Bay and other water service areas
Water parks across the city open for the summer; users asked to follow COVID-19 precautions
Campaign urges regional district to make issue a priority
RDN to amend bylaws to make request possible
