HRM says high bacteria levels have resulted in the closure of Birch Cove and Shubie Park beaches__Stock Photo CANADAHALIFAX news Birch Cove and Shubie Park beaches closed to swimmers by admin 4 يوليو، 2024 written by admin 4 يوليو، 2024 238 CITYnewas halifax / By Dan Ahlstrand Bad news for swimmers looking to cool off at a popular Halifax Regional Municipality (HRM) swimming area. HRM said a recreational water quality advisory is in effect at Birch Cove Beach and Shubie Park Beach in Dartmouth until further notice due to high bacteria levels in the water. Residents are advised to avoid swimming at these beaches until the advisory is lifted. While a recreational water quality advisory is in effect, the use of the beach area is at the user’s risk. Lifeguards will remain on-site during regular hours to advise against swimming. The city says staff regularly test the water quality at all supervised municipal beaches during July and August. Recent test results indicate that the bacteria levels at these beaches exceed Health Canada guidelines. 0 comment 0 FacebookTwitterPinterestEmail admin previous post Lower Sackville man faces multiple drug charges after failing to show up to court next post Fire at popular Halifax deli You may also like Gas prices to change as energy board invokes... 10 مارس، 2026 Operating rooms closed at Victoria General after weekend... 10 مارس، 2026 Halifax considers asking province to create centralized dangerous... 10 مارس، 2026 RCMP in N.S. continue cannabis crackdown with more... 10 مارس، 2026 Cape Breton arts centre says tourism will be... 10 مارس، 2026 مجموعة السبع ’’مستعدة‘‘ للسحب من الاحتياطيات الاستراتيجية من... 10 مارس، 2026 النواب الكنديون يناقشون الحرب على إيران هذا المساء... 10 مارس، 2026 Wilkie wins Canada’s first gold medal at Milan... 8 مارس، 2026 Iranian state TV says Mojtaba Khamenei, son of... 8 مارس، 2026 Missing police badge recovered in proactive traffic stop 8 مارس، 2026