Complaints and concerns about the water’s odd hue started pouring into the town’s office on Monday, prompting officials from Onoway, Alberta, to investigate. “This is what just happened in ...

according to the city of Onoway in Alberta province, about 42 miles northwest of Edmonton. A disinfecting agent called potassium permanganate likely tainted the city's water supply through a valve ...

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Authorities in Onoway, Alberta, said the colour was due to a faulty valve that allowed potassium permanganate to get into the water supply. The chemical is used widely in the treatment of water to ...

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The odd hue that surfaced in Onoway, Alberta, was likely caused by an automation or valve problem at the local water treatment plant, the mayor’s office said. Because of that issue, potassium ...

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Residents of a Canadian town have been shocked to find bright pink water coming out of their taps. Authorities in Onoway, Alberta, said the colour was due to a faulty valve that allowed potassium ...