Kidston Beach in Halifax and Albro Lake Beach in Dartmouth have been tested with high bacteria levels in the water _ Stock Photo CANADAHALIFAX news Two more beaches in HRM issued water quality advisories by admin 15 أغسطس، 2024 written by admin 15 أغسطس، 2024 117 By CityNews Halifax Staff A couple more beaches in the Halifax Regional Municipality are under a recreational water quality advisory. The advisory comes just a day after residents were asked to avoid swimming at Oakfield Park Beach in Oakfield, Penhorn Beach in Dartmouth and Bedford’s Sandy Lake Beach until further notice. Kidston Beach in Halifax and Albro Lake Beach in Dartmouth have been tested with high bacteria levels in the water and residents are advised to avoid swimming at these areas. Lifeguards will remain on site to advise against swimming and the water will be tested regularly. 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. 0 comment 0 FacebookTwitterPinterestEmail admin previous post Mounties look for 86-year-old man missing in Inverness County next post Lawsuit against Nova Scotia for flood response says boy’s death ‘preventable’ You may also like جامعة غويلف: ارتفاع عدد الطلاب المصابين بإنفلونزا المعدة... 9 يناير، 2025 كنديون يبدون آراءهم في كلام ترامب عن ’’الولاية... 9 يناير، 2025 كندا تعدّ ردّاً على الرسوم الجمركية التي هدّدها... 9 يناير، 2025 مطالب بمزيد من التمويل للتعليم في شمال أونتاريو 9 يناير، 2025 Bible Hill suspicious death ruled homicide, says RCMP 9 يناير، 2025 Hot water overflow, not chemical leak, prompted emergency... 9 يناير، 2025 Pedestrian injuries: Advocate says Halifax goals for safety... 9 يناير، 2025 RCMP investigate Mahone Bay deaths as intimate partner... 9 يناير، 2025 Pictou County man wanted on province-wide warrant arrested 9 يناير، 2025 Nova Scotia sees 35 per cent drop in... 9 يناير، 2025