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This beach is having some problems.
According to the Saskatchewan Health Authority’s Healthy Beaches program, Regina Beach is under an advisory for high levels of E.coli.
The water is currently not suitable for swimming due to the health hazards caused by E.coli.
According to the website, the levels of E.coli have been rising since the end of June.
A sample done on June 24 showed 5.4 orgs/100ml. A sample done on July 30 showed 95.4 orgs/100ml.
The E.coli samples done by the SHA for it
We’re waiting to hear more from the SHA on when the water will be safe for swimmers.
