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of the natural environment, protecting people and property
from natural hazards.
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MoreDue to lower than normal precipitation and streamflow, Low Water Level 1 Condition has been confirmed for the NBMCA jurisdiction, according to the North Bay-Mattawa Conservation Authority (NBMCA).
“We have experienced drier than normal conditions since the end of July. The lack of rainfall has led to low streamflow across the watershed,” stated Angela Mills, NBMCA Duty Officer. “Water levels and streamflow are generally lowest in August and rise through the autumn, but this year, they have continued to drop.”
MoreNorth Bay Indigenous Friendship Centre and North Bay-Mattawa Conservation Authority hosted the official opening of Miskwaadesi Amphitheatre yesterday.
MoreAttention! A bear was spotted this afternoon in the parking lot at the Brule Street entrance to Laurier Woods Conservation Area.
MoreA Watershed Conditions Statement - Flood Outlook has been issued for the NBMCA jurisdiction, according to the North Bay-Mattawa Conservation Authority (NBMCA).
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