With recent summer heat descending on Vancouver Island, a campfire ban and water restrictions now in place, regional districts are monitoring access to drinking water.
Unlike other parts of Vancouver Island that rely on snowpack, the Capital Region relies solely on rainfall to fill the reservoir.
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