A professor from Acadia University is receiving calls about the drought in Nova Scotia.
Ian Spooner says he recently heard from a homeowner in the Annapolis Valley who said their well had run dry for the first time.
“They're having to bring in bottled water," Spooner said. "And their question was, will this ever recover?”
That homeowner is not alone. Farmers are harvesting withered crops, municipalities are mandating water conservation, and many people are dealing with dry wells.
Parts of Nova Scotia and New Brunswick are experiencing
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