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Water consumption down so far in 2025 | Cranbrook, East Kootenay

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Conservation is still crucial Thanks in part to good rainfall in the region recently, water levels at the Phillips Reservoir have improved, rising approximately 50mm (1.9 inches) over recent weeks. As of July 22, the reservoir sits at 216 mm (8.5 inches) below full pool and is currently being held steady. While water use in 2025 is showing a slight increase over last year, overall consumption remains well below 2023 levels — a clear sign that ou…
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Water consumption down so far in 2025 | Cranbrook, East Kootenay

Conservation is still crucial Thanks in part to good rainfall in the region recently, water levels at the Phillips Reservoir have improved, rising approximately 50mm (1.9 inches) over recent weeks. As of July 22, the reservoir sits at 216 mm (8.5 inches) below full pool and is currently being held steady. While water use in 2025 is showing a slight increase over last year, overall consumption remains well below 2023 levels — a clear sign that ou…

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e-know.ca broke the news in on Wednesday, July 30, 2025.
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