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The Water Security Agency has lifted a precautionary drinking water advisory for Weyburn.
The advisory was issued last Tuesday following a malfunction at the city’s water treatment plant. According to the City of Weyburn, testing has confirmed that the water quality now meets provincial standards.
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Residents and businesses can resume normal water use, as tap water no longer needs to be boiled prior to consumption. However, residents may wish to briefly run cold-water taps to refresh household plumbing.
The city thanked the community for its patience and co-operation during the advisory.
