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Will Halifax residents be forced to conserve water?

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September 9, 2025

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Halifax Water previously asked residents to conserve water voluntarily because of lower-than-normal levels at Lake Major and Pockwock Lake. But since water levels haven't improved, mandatory restrictions are coming, and people could face fines or even loss of water service if they violate the measures. Brittany Smith, a spokesperson for Halifax Water, spoke with the CBC's Amy Smith.

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