HRM says high bacteria levels have resulted in a water quality advisory at three popular beaches __Stock Photo CANADAHALIFAX news Three beaches closed to swimming due to water quality by admin 14 أغسطس، 2024 written by admin 14 أغسطس، 2024 269 CITYnews halifax / By Dan Ahlstrand There are fewer options for people who are looking for a place to cool off from the summer heat. Halifax Regional Municipality (HRM) issued recreational water quality advisory on Wednesday for Oakfield Park beach in Oakfield, Penhorn beach in Dartmouth and Sandy Lake beach in Bedford until further notice due to high bacteria levels in the water. High bacteria levels can be caused by a number of factors, including dogs, birds, wildlife and impacts from climate change, such as high temperatures, lower water levels and recent heavy rainfall. For more information is available on municipal beaches and outdoor pools on HRM’s website. 0 comment 0 FacebookTwitterPinterestEmail admin previous post After more than 30 years, classic rock act Doug and the Slugs returns to Halifax next post Tropical Storm Ernesto gaining strength as it marches north to Nova Scotia You may also like RCI: Justin Trudeau and Katy Perry take their... 10 يونيو، 2026 RCI : L’actrice Sophie Faucher n’est plus 10 يونيو، 2026 RCI: Ottawa veut interdire l’accès aux réseaux sociaux... 10 يونيو، 2026 RCI : Coupe du monde : les billets... 10 يونيو، 2026 RCI: L’Association canadienne des boissons peine à défendre... 10 يونيو، 2026 RCI: Vancouver man detained in Georgia for carrying... 10 يونيو، 2026 RCI: Hundreds of World Cup tickets are still... 10 يونيو، 2026 RCI: Ottawa’s soon-to-be introduced digital safety bill poised... 10 يونيو، 2026 RCI: Former Air Canada captain charged after allegedly... 10 يونيو، 2026 RCI : What’s next for Trump and Netanyahu... 10 يونيو، 2026