Charles Daley Park Beach Reopens

Friday, 9 July 2021 06:56

By Tami Jeanneret

However still considered unsafe to swim

Niagara Public Health has reopened a local beach.

On July 2nd, health officials announced preliminary lab test results showed the presence of a toxin produced by blue-green algae at Charles Daley Park in Jordan Station.

Public Health closed the beach for the safety of beachgoers.

After receiving final lab reports, the regional unit says while "Charles Daley Park beach is no longer closed due to blue-green algae, it remains deemed as unsafe to swim due to e-coli."

For up to date information on the status of local beaches, click here

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