No Swimming at 5 Metro Vancouver Beaches Due to E. Coli

No swimming at 5 Metro Vancouver beaches due to E. coli

If you’re looking to beat the heat at a Metro Vancouver beach this week, make sure to check the swimming advisories first.

Advisory issued for Dundarave Beach due to E. coli

People looking to cool off at Dundarave Beach will have to find another area to swim in as an advisory has been put into effect.

Three Huron beaches unsafe for swimming

The Huron Perth Public Health Inspection Team has found a few area beaches to be unsafe for swimming this week.Weekly testing showed high levels of E.coli bacteria in the waters of Goderich Main, Port Albert, and Ashfield Township Park beaches.The Health Unit has posted warnings that swimming is not recommended at the three beaches, as users could be exposed to bacteria that may cause diarrhea or infections of your ears, nose, throat, eyes, and …

NEORSD warns of poor water quality at beaches due to E. Coli

They note that conditions are poor after an analysis revealed E. Coli at a rate of 3cfu/100ml on July 15.

No body contact advisory issued for 4 Mile Beach due to E. coli

Swimmers are being told to steer clear of a northern Michigan shoreline as health officials respond to an outbreak of dangerous bacteria