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WATER QUALITY ADVISORY CONTINUED
 
September 24, 2021 - The Water Quality Advisory that was issued for the District of Kitimat water system on September 22 nd remains in effect until further notice.
Northern Health recommends that children, pregnant women, the elderly and persons with weakened immune systems drink boiled water at this time.
The Water Quality Advisory was issued to all users of the Kitimat Community Water System due to elevated turbidity...
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HAISLA BRIDGE CONSTRUCTION -  TRAFFIC IMPACTS
   
September 24, 2021 – Please expect single lane alternating traffic on Haisla Bridge between 8:00 a.m. and 4:30 p.m. starting September 27 and ending on September 29
Traffic alerts and other notifications are communicated through our alert system, Voyent Alert. Register today at www.kitimat.ca/alerts

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TRAFFIC AND PEDESTRIAN IMPACTS ON HAISLA BLVD.
 
September 24, 2021 - On Monday, September 27, there will be single lane alternating traffic on Haisla Blvd. at the pedestrian overpass between 8:00 a.m. and 4:00 p.m. The pedestrian overpass and adjoining walkway will also be closed.
Traffic updates are communicated through our alert system, Voyent Alert. You can register for Voyent Alert at www.kitimat.ca/alerts

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WATER QUALITY ADVISORY
KITIMAT, BC – Effective today, September 22, 2021, the District of Kitimat water system is under a Water Quality Advisory. Northern Health recommends that children, pregnant women, the elderly and persons with weakened immune systems drink boiled water at this time.
All owners of public premises must make patrons aware of this Water Quality Advisory.
A Water Quality Advisory is being issued to all users of the Kitimat...
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HIGH RIVER LEVELS – RADLEY AND HIRSCH CREEK PARKS CLOSED
September 21, 2021 – Due to rising river levels and the potential of flooding, Radley Park and Hirsch Creek Park are temporarily closed until further notice. Campers are being directed to stay at the Riverlodge parking lot for the time being.
The water levels can change quickly with little warning. Additionally, high water levels can cause riverbanks to erode creating unstable ground next to the...
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