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Despite wetter weather of late, Sunshine Coast extends its water state of emergency

Ban in place for filling pools and hot tubs

November 17, 2022  By Ground Water Canada


Sunshine Coast, B.C. – The district’s state of emergency has been extended in response to seasonal drought. Although wetter weather has come to the area of late, the extended edict means water will still have to be conserved with a ban on filling hot tubs and pools, growing non-medical cannabis and other measures. Global News report | READ MORE

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