The urban area of Clarence-Rockland, Ont., is facing a water shortage after a “major water main break” on Monday morning.
The city along the Ottawa River said in a brief statement Monday that the break on Du Parc Avenue caused the water tower on St-Joseph Street to empty.
As a result, the urban area of Rockland is without water to start the week.
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The city hall parking lot at 1560 Laurier St. has portable washrooms set up for residents in the interim.
Crews from Clarence-Rockland are on scene but said there are no estimates for when the break will be fixed.
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