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Brossard on Montreal's South Shore lifts boil-water advisory

Brossard on Montreal's South Shore lifts boil-water advisory

The city of Brossard has lifted a boil-water advistory that had been in place since Saturday. Results from a lab analysis on the weekend showed Brossard's aqueduct network contained traces of E. coli. In a statement on its website Tuesday, the city said the advisory had been lifted.

Boil water advisory lifted in city of Brossard, on Montreal's South Shore

Boil water advisory lifted in city of Brossard, on Montreal's South Shore

The city of Brossard, has lifted its boil water advisory, as tests confirm the water is safe to drink again, according to a message published on the city's website. On July 9, the municipality on Montreal's South Shore asked residents to boil their water for at least a minute before consuming it. The city said the advisory came after the discovery of fecal coliforms in the water supply. While the water is now safe, Brossard is advising residents to let the cold water flow from the taps for a few minutes before consuming it.