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… Overview Drinking water is water treated in a way that makes it safe to drink. You likely receive drinking water that is treated by a water …
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… 49f Wildfires can impact water sources used for our drinking water. For example: nearby streams, … you have access to enough reliable and safe drinking water. Wildfire smoke can have a …
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… in air, food, soil, consumer products and drinking water. Why is manganese a problem? A small … However, new Health Canada research shows drinking water with too much manganese can be …
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… in the earth’s crust. It also exists in some drinking water supplies and wells. Drinking water containing arsenic can have …
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… 49e Water suppliers are responsible for providing drinking water that meets the Guidelines for Canadian Drinking Water Quality for lead. However, …
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… 49b Why should I disinfect my drinking water? Water from lakes, rivers, or streams … feces containing these pathogens get into drinking water. These pathogens may include …
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… oceans as sodium chloride or salt. Salt and water are the most common ingredients used to manufacture the chlorine used in your drinking water. Why is chlorine added to drinking water? Chlorine is a versatile …
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… since the 1970s, but some remain in drinking water systems across Canada. As … . How can asbestos get into my drinking water? Asbestos may get into water …
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… Overview Why is it important to drink enough water? Water keeps every part of your body … person, here are some signs that you are drinking enough water: You urinate every few … choice, because it's almost free (if you're drinking tap water) and has no sugar or …
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… Did you know that some types of drinking water can be harmful to babies? If you get … has not been tested and found safe. If your drinking water comes from a creek, river, or …
