By paNOW Staff

Boil water advisory lifted

Nov 26, 2010 | 2:18 PM

The boil water advisory has been lifted.

The Government of Saskatchewan issued it on Nov. 23, for a number of residents served by the Prince Albert Rural Water Utility.

The water utility has submitted samples to the Research Council and they have come back free of bacteria.

The ban has since been rescinded.

The advisory is affecting people from the Muskoday Reserve and west to MacDowell. The advisory also extends to those within townships 46 and 47, in ranges 26, 27 and 28, west of the second meridian — and township 46, range one, west of the third meridian.

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