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'Widespread' rainfall prompts watershed safety statement for region

The Nottawasaga Valley Conservation Authority warns of hazardous water levels after rainfall raised flows in rivers and streams, with 15 to 20 mm more precipitation expected, officials said.

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Overnight rainfall 'has contributed to increased runoff and rising water levels in local watercourses,' says Nottawasaga Valley Conservation Authority

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'Widespread' rainfall prompts watershed safety statement for region

Overnight rainfall 'has contributed to increased runoff and rising water levels in local watercourses,' says Nottawasaga Valley Conservation Authority

·Innisfil, Canada
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InnisfilToday.ca broke the news in Innisfil, Canada on Tuesday, March 31, 2026.
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