\u00a0The Grand River Conservation Authority\u00a0 (GRCA) issued a notice, Friday,\u00a0 to residents in Six Nations of the Grand River, Mississaugas of the Credit First Nation, a portion of\u00a0 Brant County next door to Scotland, Oakland, Haldimand County south of Caledonia and northeastern Norfolk County, warning dry conditions have created low water conditions and asking them to lower their consumption by 20 per cent. \u00a0The GRCA said the McKenzie Creek,\u00a0 Whitemans Creek and Lower Nith sub-watersheds were all in an area with a Level 2 low water condition.\u00a0 The GRCA declares a Level 2 condition when flows drop to less than 50 per cent their normal level. The GRCA called on residents\u00a0 to limit outdoor water use, even if they had a private water supply…. <\/p>\n
\u00a0The Grand River Conservation Authority\u00a0 (GRCA) issued a notice, Friday,\u00a0 to residents in Six Nations of the Grand River, Mississaugas of the Credit First Nation, a portion of\u00a0 Brant County next door to Scotland, Oakland, Haldimand County south of Caledonia and northeastern Norfolk County, warning dry conditions have created low water conditions and asking them to lower their consumption by 20 per cent. \u00a0The GRCA said the McKenzie Creek,\u00a0 Whitemans Creek and Lower Nith sub-watersheds were all in an area with a Level 2 low water condition.\u00a0 The GRCA declares a Level 2 condition when flows drop to less than 50 per cent their normal level. The GRCA called on residents\u00a0 to limit outdoor water use, even if they had a private water supply.... <\/p>\n