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Report shows high E. coli concentrations and human waste in HRM's First Lake - Halifax - Vimarsana News

Report shows high E. coli concentrations and human waste in HRM's First Lake - Halifax

The local HRM councillor for Lower Sackville is warning beachgoers of First Lake not to swim until high concentrations of E. coli are addressed.

Human waste behind E. coli issue in Lower Sackville's First Lake, report finds - Vimarsana News

Human waste behind E. coli issue in Lower Sackville's First Lake, report finds

A report commissioned by the Halifax Regional Municipality says human waste is to blame for high levels of E. coli bacteria. A popular beach on the lake was removed from the municipality's beach supervision program in 2020 because of high bacteria levels.

Source: cbc.ca
15 great lakes within 30 minutes of downtown Halifax - Vimarsana News

15 great lakes within 30 minutes of downtown Halifax

Dreamy spots to take a dip that are no more than a half-hour drive from the heart of the city.

Life jacket loan station opens in Northampton - The Gloversville Leader Herald - Vimarsana News

Life jacket loan station opens in Northampton - The Gloversville Leader Herald

CRANBERRY CREEK — A well-fitted life jacket can save a life.That's the rationale behind Hudson River-Black River Regulating District's new self-serve life jacket loaner program, which was unveiled Tuesday.Available until late October are about 50 vests, sized for lake goers ranging from ranging from

People living in tents in Halifax-area parks urged to move amid wildfire restrictions - Vimarsana News

People living in tents in Halifax-area parks urged to move amid wildfire restrictions

People living in tents in wooded areas of the Halifax Regional Municipality are being urged to move because of provincial restrictions related to wildfires.

Source: cbc.ca