Low Water Conditions
In partnership with the Ministry of Northern Development, Mines, Natural Resources and Forestry, we help coordinate and support the local response in the event of a drought.
We monitor local water levels and precipitation and participate in a water response team consisting of representatives from the province, municipalities, conservation authorities, local water users and interest groups.
Current Flood & Low Water Status
Low Water Conditions: Normal
After a dry September and relatively dry October, CVC entered Level 1 Low Water Conditions on November 1, 2023 until January 3, 2024.
Low Water Messages
When drought conditions are possible or occurring, we post it on our homepage.
![Green block representing normal water level status message.](https://files.cvc.ca/cvc/uploads/2021/07/water-level-status-green.png)
Normal
Conditions are within normal limits.
![Yellow block representing level 1 water level status message.](https://files.cvc.ca/cvc/uploads/2021/07/water-level-status-yellow.png)
Level 1
First indication of potential water supply problems, primarily a warning level – key focus is on voluntary conservation of water.
![Orange block representing level 2 water level status message.](https://files.cvc.ca/cvc/uploads/2021/07/water-level-status-orange.png)
Level 2
Indicates a potentially serious problem – conservation of water is extended to provincial/municipal restrictions on non-essential uses.
![Red block representing level 3 water level status message.](https://files.cvc.ca/cvc/uploads/2021/07/water-level-status-red.png)
Level 3
Indicates a failure of the water supply to meet demand – key focus is on conservation, provincial/municipal regulation and provincial/municipal enforcement of non-essential uses.