To the seasons of life
Arts Center, corner of Nicola and Voght, Merritt BC
Reflections art in the Nicola Valley…
On now! through June, visit The artisans workshop at the same address and look at some of the upscaled. Purses knitting + condiments honey and numbers other things…
park open
File photo KDG
The City is asking for care in water use as it returned to pre pump failure restrictions on the 11th.
Merritt BC upgraded its water process some yeas ago to one that uses ultraviolet light to kill germs. The well water in Merritt has always been well spoken of.
Europe day is pronounced.
Look for answers to water in nature is the theme for the UN based World Water Day.
World Water Day is celebrated around the world with a variety of events. These can be educational, theatrical, musical or lobbying in nature. The day can also include campaigns to raise money for water projects.
The day has been observed with themes since 1993.
Local river 27/1/11 Photo KDG
On this Day: March 22nd 1894
The first Stanley Cup Canadian hockey game is played.
The Province of BC is seeking input on Cyanobacterial Toxins in Water.
View points on assessing for a protocol on managing cyanobacterial toxins in B.C. drinking water and recreational water. This protocol is intended to provide strategies and resources to assist local governments, health authorities, and water system operators to assess and manage risks related to cyanobacterial bloom formations. Source UBCM
Pipe being placed Voght park Merritt BC, for UV treatment loop . File Photo KDG
Feedback can be sent to the ministry of health, health protection branch by April 23rd 2018.
The development of harmful cyanobacterial blooms in eutrophic lakes, reservoirs and ponds has become a global water quality issue. Researchers are particularly interested in why cyanobacteria can exclusively dominate the plankton community during warm seasons. Source: Yoshmasa Yamamoto Kyoto University Japan
Editors note : the proprietor review does not represent any ministry only reports from sources.
On this Day: March 21st 1871
Stanley a British journalist begins his search for David Livingston in darkest Africa.
File photo KDG
The posters are up at the public library for the Nicola Valley Film Societies special presentation of “Water” for Canada 150.
Canada on Screen is a number of different films for the anniversary of confederation.
The screening is free on Wednesday April 19, 2017 at the local community college lecture theater. No food or beverage in the theater. Start time is 7 oclock, fist come first serve.
Tiff
Rated PG
On this Day: April 12th 1917
The battle for Vimy Ridge ends with an allied victory.
Hey Merit what do you say?
Kevin Griffiths
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