Nova Scotia residents near a lake with a suspected blue-green algae bloom are being offered bottled water and shower facilities amid ongoing warnings to avoid using water from Grand Lake, north of ...

Homeowners looking for a new water source after blue-green algae was confirmed in Grand Lake, N.S., earlier this week should not expect the provincial government to help foot the bill.

Showers, bottled water available for Grand Lake, N.S., residents facing ongoing water order Enfield, n.s. The Canadian Press Published June 12, 2021 ...

A sign marks a closed beach on Grand Lake in Oakfield Provincial Park in Oakfield, N.S., Thursday, June 10, 2021.