Posted AT 11:53 AM EDT on 14/12/04
New rules to protect Ontario's water
Toronto —
The Ontario government has imposed tough new rules on those who take water from the ground and is taking stronger measures to protect watershed-based sources, Environment Minister Leona Dombrowsky announced Tuesday.
The regulatory overhaul lifts a one-year water-taking moratorium on Dec. 31 and implements more stringent reviews of water-taking permits, Ms. Dombrowsky said in a release.
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