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Exciting News !

The Minister of Health has recently released the report of the Technical Advisory Committee on Turbidity and Microbial Risk in Drinking Water. Please follow this link to the Ministry of Health web site to access the news release, report and supporting documents:

http://www.health.gov.bc.ca/protect/dwcommittee.html

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Recent Papers

October 2007

Common Approach to Water Quality Improvements for the Okanagan Region

The Water Supply Association of BC in conjunction with the Interior Health Authority are pleased to provide the attached Discussion Paper on a “Common Approach to Water Quality Improvements for the Okanagan Region”. The paper was the product of the working committee who realized the benefits of a common approach. Please read the paper and contact any of the WSABC Directors committee members named within if you wish to discuss any of the discussion paper contents.

Please click here to view the paper.

The Water Supply Association wishes to thank everyone who provided input into this valuable paper.

TURBIDITY NOTIFICATION PROGRAM

Water Supply Association Proposes Changes to IHA Turbidity Program

The IHA Turbidity Notification Program implemented in the spring of 2006 met with wide-spread opposition from a broad range of water suppliers throughout the region. At the invitation of IHA for a review of the program,
WSA directors have provided the health authority with a four point proposal for program improvement.

WSA director's feel this proposal will serve to provide greater water risk assessment capability, a more effective public notification method and provide the general public with a greater understanding of drinking water supply issues. In short, we believe the program will provide a higher level of public health protection.

To download a copy of the proposal click here.

WSA's Brief to the Minister of Health June 6, 2006

Brief to the Minister - Update September 18, 2006

Sustainability Infrastructure Society

Current Newsletter and Info click here

A new committee has been formed to promote collaboration and co-operation between various water associations. It is called the Co-operative Committee of BC Water Associations (CCWA).

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Drinking Water Protection Information

Interior Health Authority Links & Contact Info

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