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Photo: Iqaluit’s water reservoir is replenished

By NUNATSIAQ NEWS

The City of Iqaluit’s water reservoir at Lake Geraldine has been replenished, thanks to efforts that began in mid-August to pump water from Apex River. A dry summer and growing demand had led to worries that the city may not have enough drinking water to last through the winter. That prompted the city to strike a task force and approve the pumping operations. “City stopped pumping water from Apex River two Saturdays ago because Lake Geraldine is full … and supposedly no perceptible difference in Apex River,” Mayor Madeleine Redfern wrote Monday evening on Twitter. “Good work task force!” See our story later today. (PHOTO COURTESY OF DAVID ALEXANDER)


The City of Iqaluit’s water reservoir at Lake Geraldine has been replenished, thanks to efforts that began in mid-August to pump water from Apex River. A dry summer and growing demand had led to worries that the city may not have enough drinking water to last through the winter. That prompted the city to strike a task force and approve the pumping operations. “City stopped pumping water from Apex River two Saturdays ago because Lake Geraldine is full … and supposedly no perceptible difference in Apex River,” Mayor Madeleine Redfern wrote Monday evening on Twitter. “Good work task force!” See our story later today. (PHOTO COURTESY OF DAVID ALEXANDER)

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