Swimming now okay at Whytecliff Beach

24/07/2015

Swimming, wading and diving at Whytecliff Beach are now safe to do. The swimming advisory posted July 21 was lifted today now that E. coli levels have decreased to safe levels.

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E. coli counts for the Vancouver-area beaches are updated every Friday, based on sampling results provided by Metro Vancouver. See the latest beach water quality reports for more information.

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