Beach water quality can change frequently due to weather and other factors affecting bacteria levels and as we head into the long weekend, local beaches will be busy with people looking for some fun in the sun.
To ensure safety, it’s best to check with your local health agency before swimming and follow posted guidelines.
Local health units advise beachgoers to make informed decisions by checking water quality reports, especially for E. coli bacteria, which can pose health risks if swallowed.
Water quality for local beaches:
Pinery – Safe to swim (as of June 24)
Grand Bend North Beach – Safe to swim (as of June 28)
Grand Bend South Beach – Safe to swim (as of June 28)
Goderich Main – Safe to swim (as of June 26)
Port Stanley – Safe to swim (as of June 26)
Written By: K. Milhomens