• Water Quality Advisory - Manganese Wilderness Mt. (East Sooke)
    Manganese in water infants should not drink tap water or formula prepared with tap water Details >>
  • Blue-Green Algae Bloom
    There is a visible blue-green algae bloom at Beaver Lake. This advisory is in addition to existing advisories for Durrance Lake, Thetis Lake and Elk Lake. Details >>
  • Boil Water Advisory - Wilderness Mountain (East Sooke)
    Residents in the impacted area should BOIL their drinking water until further notice. Details >>
  • Boil Water Advisory - Lyall Harbour-Boot Cove (Saturna Island)
    Residents in the impacted area should boil water until further notice Details >>
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