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Snowpack strong, but drought risk persists

Summary by WellandTribune.ca
The Oldman Watershed Council told Crowsnest Pass council on March 24 that water quality in the mountain headwaters remains strong, but drought on the land could still become a major concern in 2026.

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Snowpack strong, but drought risk persists

The Oldman Watershed Council told Crowsnest Pass council on March 24 that water quality in the mountain headwaters remains strong, but drought on the land could still become a major concern in 2026.

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WellandTribune.ca broke the news on Wednesday, April 1, 2026.
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