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Water outage planned for Wildstone and Shadow Mountain areas

Residents in the Wildstone and Shadow Mountain areas can expect to be without water for most of the day on Wednesday, Oct. 29.

Crews will be installing new water connections to two properties in the Wildstone area, which will require the watermain on Wildstone Drive to be shut down.

Impacted residents will be getting notices today from the contractor.

Water will likely be shutoff from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m.

Residents may want to keep a supply of water available in their homes to allow for drinking, cooking, doing dishes and flushing toilets for the day.

Once water service is restored it may be discoloured.

That can be fixed by running the cold water tap until it runs clear.


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