Alerts

BIM Information The Alerts below are generated on Alertable.ca
Source: https://alerts.alertable.ca/as/BC6/
BIM Information Other Advisories
Cta Burn Permits

Fire Danger – Low

The forest fire danger rating is currently LOW. Read about restrictions based on fire danger rating here.

Fire Danger Rating Low
Cta Municipal Water Conditions

Bowen Bay at Stage 2 of drinking water conservation guidelines

October 3, 2023: Bowen Bay water systems are at Stage 2 of water conservation guidelines.

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Water Guidelines Chart Stage 2
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Hood Point at Stage 2 of drinking water conservation guidelines

July 21: Hood Point water systems are at Stage 2 of water conservation guidelines.

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Water Guidelines Chart Stage 2
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King Edward Bay drinking water conservation guidelines

July 21: King Edward Bay is at Stage 3 of the water conservation guidelines.

Water Guidelines Chart Stage 3

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Eagle Cliff drinking water conservation guidelines

July 21: Eagle Cliff is at Stage 4 of the water conservation guidelines.

Water Guidelines Chart Stage 4

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Bluewater Park drinking water conservation guidelines

July 21: Bluewater Park is at Stage 3 of the water conservation guidelines.

Water Guidelines Chart Stage 3

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Drinking water conservation guidelines

Aug 4: Cove Bay & Tunstall Bay water systems at Stage 2

Water Guidelines Chart Stage 2

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Cta Beach Closures

Beach Closures

Sandy Beach is unsafe for swimming. E-coli counts have exceeded contamination limits for recreational water quality and the beach is not recommended for swimming. Read more about beach water quality.

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Drinking water notice for people with compromised immune systems

January 1 – December 31, 2023

The Provincial Health Officer advises all British Columbians with compromised immune systems (such as HIV, organ or bone transplants, chemotherapy or medications that suppress the immune system) to avoid drinking water from any surface water or ground water that is under the influence of surface water, unless it has been boiled, filtered, distilled or treated with UV. Bowen Island and other areas in British Columbia use surface water sources (lakes, rivers, streams). This is not a general boil-water advisory for the general public, but rather is directed only at people with compromised immune systems.  If in doubt about your immune system status, please discuss this further with your physician.

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