Indigenous Affairs
Moose Cree First Nation lifts boil water advisory at Niskaway/Amisk intersection
A leak on a service line, not the watermain, meant the watermain never had to be shut off, so the precautionary advisory was no longer needed.
Moose Cree First Nation says the precautionary Boil Water Advisory issued for the Niskaway/Amisk Intersection, Oustan Street to 66 Jaban Road is no longer in effect, as of Oct. 7, 2026.1
The First Nation said an investigation determined the leak was on a service line rather than the watermain. The repair was completed under pressure, so the anticipated watermain isolation was not required and the advisory was no longer necessary.1
Residents may continue to use the drinking water as normal.1Ontario Clean Water Agency, in the notice issued by Moose Cree First Nation
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- Moose Cree First Nation Boil Water Advisory No Longer in Effect Indigenous government Retrieved 8 Oct 2026, 11:45 UTC · published 7 Oct 2026
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