REGINA – After two days of limited water use at a long-term care facility and seniors’ apartment complex, the taps have been turned back on.
A leaky water main pipe shut down laundry and dishwasher service for about 500 residents at Pioneer Village and Pioneer Manor. The interruption also meant limited baths.
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The repair work has now been completed and the water has been turned back on.
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Bottled water will still be used for drinking and cooking this weekend, until water tests are completed.
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