A residential drinking well in northern B.C. has run dry, prompting  concerns amid unprecedented drought

A residential drinking well in northern B.C. has run dry, prompting concerns amid unprecedented drought

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Since June, the Upper Fraser River Basin, which includes Prince George, has been experiencing unprecedented drought. For people reliant on well water, this could mean needing to drill deeper wells and potentially thousands in additional costs.

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