Canada Says This Town's Pink Water Is Safe To Drink, But Would You Try It?

According to the mayor of Onoway, Canada, last week, at some point, a valve may have been struck during a weekly filter backwash by the Public Works Department, allowing a substance called potassium permanganate into the water supply, turning tap water a hot pink color.

The various colors of water have ranged from a pale pink to a violent magenta:

Apparently, there are no health risks associated with potassium permanganate, according to Albert Health Services.

And while some people seem to trust AHS, many remain suspicious of the pink water, as you can see in this news clip below:

But now, what we want to know is...