Bottled water will be available on weekend afternoons at fire stations in Grand Lake and Wellington
This translation has been automatically generated and has not been verified for accuracy.Nova Scotia residents near a lake with a suspected blue-green algae bloom are being offered bottled water and shower facilities amid ongoing warnings to avoid using water from Grand Lake, north of Halifax.
Halifax Regional Fire and Emergency says it will be providing bottled water to residents who draw water from the Grand Lake area and are affected by municipal orders to not consume or use water.The bottled water will be available on Saturday and Sunday afternoons at fire stations in Grand Lake and Wellington, where residents will also be able to fill their own containers from the fire hall’s supply.
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