• Core Area Wastewater Discharge Notice: Oak Bay and Saanich
    Residents are advised to avoid entering the waters along additional affected shorelines, as the wastewater may pose a health risk. Details >>
  • Blue-Green Algae Bloom
    As of Nov. 22, the blue-green algae bloom at Lower Thetis Lake is still visible. People and pets should avoid swimming in the lake. Details >>
  • Wastewater Discharge Notice – Magic Lake Estates (North Pender Island)
    Residents are advised to avoid entering the waters along the affected shoreline, as the wastewater may pose a health risk. Details >>
  • Boil Water Advisory: Lyall Harbour Boot Cove (Saturna Island)
    Residents in the impacted area should continue to BOIL their drinking water until further notice. Details >>
  • Boil Water Advisory - Wilderness Mountain (East Sooke)
    Residents in the impacted area should BOIL their drinking water until further notice. Details >>
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