The District of Kitimat has lifted its water quality advisory effective July 7. (Black Press file photo)

The District of Kitimat has lifted its water quality advisory effective July 7. (Black Press file photo)

Month-long water quality advisory lifted in Kitimat

The advisory was first put in place on June 2

A water quality advisory for the District of Kitimat’s water systems has been lifted.

The water quality advisory was first put in place on June 2, and a little over a month later has now been lifted.

The decision to lift the advisory was made by the District of Kitimat in conjunction with Northern Health.

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