OXBOW, Sask. – A water main break in a southern Saskatchewan community has sparked a boil-water advisory.
The break happened earlier this week in Oxbow.
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Residents are being asked to boil tap water for at least one minute before drinking it or using it to brush their teeth, wash food and clean dishes.
Officials say the advisory won’t be lifted until the water supply is determined to be completely safe.
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