RSS SubscribeDawson Creek, B.C., eyes $100M water pipeline as deepening drought threatens drinking supply
By Matt Preprost – CBC News
The City of Dawson Creek is looking to fast-track an estimated $100-million water pipeline as an unprecedented, years-long drought threatens the city’s only source of drinking water.
The Kiskatinaw River, which provides water for 15,000 people in northeastern B.C., has dropped to record lows and may soon fall below the city’s daily demand.
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