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Algonquin Park Warns Visitors of Chlorine Water

Derek Sutton
By Derek Sutton

The water is not safe to drink at the Algonquin Park Visitor Centre.

Park officials are asking visitors not to drink the water due to high levels of chlorine. The visitor centre is located just off Frank MacDougall Parkway.

Officials have not said why the water contains levels of chlorine and continue to investigate.

There is no word yet on when the water issue will be fixed.

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