Last week, residents and businesses in both Regina and Moose Jaw were asked to reduce their water usage so that the Buffalo Pound Water Treatment Plant could work on some upgrades.
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Both cities issued a voluntary water restriction notice last Thursday.
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On Monday, the notices were lifted as the work around the plant’s water filters was completed.
Katherine Ludwig has the full details in the video above.
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