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  1. Kalamalka Lake serves as a drinking water source for Lake Country, which is near Vernon. Meanwhile, the shoreline of Wood Lake in Kelowna has been revegetated by the District of Lake Country.

Communities near Kalamalka Lake rely on its water, but septic systems are causing nutrient inflow into the lake.

1 report, 1 independent Updated Jul 30
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Communities near Kalamalka Lake rely on its water, but septic systems are causing nutrient inflow into the lake.

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Kalamalka LakeVernon

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Kalamalka Lake serves as a drinking water source for Lake Country, which is near Vernon. Meanwhile, the shoreline of Wood Lake in Kelowna has been revegetated by the District of Lake Country. All 1 developments

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