A boil water notice has been lifted in Montreal West.
The advisory was issued for some residents along Radcliffe Road and Wolseley Avenue amid sewer and plumbing work in the area.
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Mayor Beny Masella confirmed the notice was lifted on Monday.
He says affected residents were informed in the morning they can now use their tap water.
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The advisory was issued in the middle of last week after a water quality test was done. It lasted through the weekend, until contractors provide the town with an update on Monday.
— With files from Global News’ Billy Shields
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