This BC Reservoir is Drying Up, and Locals are Upset that its Water is Being Sent to the US

The Arrow Lakes reservoir, a 230-kilometre-long body of water in the West Kootenays, has reached its lowest levels in twenty years, causing growing concern among community members who are now calling for action from the provincial government.

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