Longueuil beach (2495 de l’Île-Charron Street) has reopened after being closed Thursday to test for water quality issues.
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Samples of sand from the beach, which is on l’Île Charron, near the Îles-de-Boucherville National Park, showed the water wasn’t safe to swim in.
Officials hypothesized heavy rain and large boats could be to blame.
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Friday, the city received the tests results, showing the water quality was up to standard.
The Longueuil beach opened one month ago.
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