A do-not-consume water order for Hedley, B.C., came into effect on Christmas Day and is expected to last another four weeks.

The city says, however, that water quality advisories remain in effect for the Pritchard-Sunnyside and Lakeview-Rose Valley Systems due to turbidity.

Manitoba Health has issued boil water advisories for a number of communities that use the Red River Regional Water Treatment Plant.

Issued on Friday, May 15, the advisory is in addition to the water quality advisory that was issued on May 9 for the West Kelowna Estates system.

The advisory is due to higher-than-normal turbidity, caused by sediment from spring thaw flowing into Okanagan Lake.

The district said the warning, made in conjunction with Interior Health, stemmed from source-water turbidity.

Alberta Health Services issued an advisory Friday after a mistake at the Janvier plant.

Rain and raw sewage have spilled into the river, according to the health unit.

An air quality advisory and a "do not consume" water advisory remain in place at this time.

The community of St. Malo is under a boil water advisory after officials say there was a line break Friday for the southern Manitoba community.