Boil-water advisory affects two Pointe-Claire addresses
Pointe-Claire residents at 6500 Transcanadienne Road and 17 De la Triade Place are under a boil-water advisory after a repaired water-main break.
Boiling water in an electric kettle. Illustrative image; not the affected Pointe-Claire properties. Photo: Engin Akyurt / Unsplash.
Illustrative stock image by Engin Akyurt on Unsplash. The image does not show the affected Pointe-Claire properties. Cropped and resized.
Pointe-Claire has issued a boil-water advisory for 6500 Transcanadienne Road and 17 De la Triade Place after a water-main break was repaired. The advisory remains in force until the city says it has been lifted.
What residents should do
People at the affected addresses should bring tap water to a rolling boil for at least one minute before drinking it or using it to prepare food, brush teeth, make ice or fill pet bowls. Water can be boiled in advance, cooled and stored in clean containers.
The city says unboiled tap water can still be used for washing dishes with hot water and detergent, laundry, showers and baths, provided young children are supervised so they do not swallow it.
Pointe-Claire’s official notice was published November 9, 2026. Residents should use that page for the eventual lift notice.
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