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Alberta Environment — Regulated Drinking Water Advisories

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its terms, read 2026-08-23
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Government of Alberta terms of use (non-commercial reproduction) — linked wherever the paper credits it
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its earlier record, 2026-10-10 (reuse_ref (licence cited))
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2026-10-19 02:01 UTC
Notes

Historical record of boil-water advisories by waterworks system — useful for background ('this system has had three advisories since 2020'), not for current status.

LICENCE LINKED 2026-10-12 (owner: a licence link wherever possible): the record's terms are alberta.ca/disclaimer, cited: non-commercial copying and distribution without charge or further permission. DO NOT USE FOR LIVE BOIL-WATER ADVISORIES — the page itself disclaims currency. The live channel is Alberta Emergency Alert, which carries AHS boil-water advisories as CAP documents (confirmed pattern: alberta.ca/aea/cap/2026/01/01/...=CityofCalgary=...htm, verified HTTP 200). Legacy ASP.NET app on a 2009 GoA template with no API and no feed; Listing.aspx also returns 200. Fragile — expect it to be retired.

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