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Minister Bowinn Ma says water bottling companies must follow restrictions amid drought and wildfires

One of the city’s water sources is flowing at well below normal, according to provincial forecasters, or less than 10 per cent of its stream flow percentile rating. The B.C. Drought Information Portal is showing Anderson Creek at a current level of .06 metres — with a current flow rate of .03 cubic metres per second — well below the normal current level of .14 m (.09 m3/sec),

Paper Excellence monitoring market conditions ahead of scheduled Crofton restart in two weeks

Dry pastures and limited winter food stocks are forcing cattle ranchers across the province to consider buying high-priced hay — or sell their herds to make by for the winter.

In the Central Okanagan, the regional district says smoking, vaping and open flames are not allowed in any regional park.

City asks for voluntary move to Stage 2 watering restrictions

Precipitiation has been lower than average in many parts of British Columbia this year

Precipitiation has been lower than average in many parts of British Columbia this year

Precipitiation has been lower than average in many parts of British Columbia this year

Precipitiation has been lower than average in many parts of British Columbia this year