Torbay Mayor Urges Residents to Conserve Water as Levels Are 'Critically Low'

Torbay mayor urges residents to conserve water as levels are 'critically low'

Torbay Mayor Craig Scott is asking residents to conserve water where they can, and warns a state of emergency might be declared.

Torbay planning for possible state of emergency amid critically low water shortage

Mayor Craig Scott is working on solutions with engineers as residents asked to reduce water consumption

Torbay warns residents of critically low water levels

The Town of Torbay is asking residents to conserve water as levels are critically low. CTV’s Garrett Barry reports. Related Articles August 19, 2025 Week 2 of Canada Summer Games begins in St. John’s; watch games live in NTV+ Read more August 19, 2025 Water returns to residents in Sunnyside; conservation efforts continue Read more […]

Torbay Warning About Extremely Low Water Levels

The town of Torbay is the latest municipality in the province to encounter extremely low levels at its main water source. The town is advising residents of “critically low water levels” on North Pond, requiring immediate action to prevent the supply from being completely depleted. Low water levels at North Pond which serves Torbay (Town of Torbay) Pictures from the North Pond area show the water well below normal levels. Although a State of Emer…