With the continued lack of rainfall and the ongoing hot summer days, the City of Cranbrook is asking water users to be aware of and…
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Wise water use now vital says city
With the continued lack of rainfall and the ongoing hot summer days, the City of Cranbrook is asking water users to be aware of and…
Public asked to follow water restrictions
The Phillips Reservoir, where the City of Cranbrook draws most of its drinking water, is currently sitting at capacity even during this unprecedented heat wave,…
Fencing around Phillips Reservoir damaged
Fencing is an important tool the City of Cranbrook uses to protect our drinking water supply which comes from the Phillips Reservoir, located south of…
Water pressure concerns in Cranbrook as usage soars
Slight reductions in water pressures have been reported by residents around the City of Cranbrook over the past several days, as temperatures into the mid-…
Annual water main flushing program begins Thursday
City of Cranbrook water utility customers can expect to experience some minor water discolouration periodically over the next few months, as the city begins its…
Council endorses Joseph Creek Consortium
By Ian Cobb e-KNOW Most communities in the East Kootenay have grand watercourses beside or near them. The Elk River dominates the Elk Valley municipalities…
Groundwater mineral deposits not a health concern
Over the past few weeks, City of Cranbrook residents and business owners may have noticed some slight discolouration to fixtures and sinks in their homes…
The reason for drinking water odor
Higher than normal water temperatures in the Phillips Reservoir is the cause of an increasing number of public complaints about the taste and odor of…
Outdoor water use changes coming on Wednesday
With ongoing hot, dry weather following a low snow pack winter, creeks and rivers are suffering from extreme drops in water levels. “We are very…