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Neskantaga First Nation

Neskantaga First Nation To Receive $8.8M for Water Infrastructure

July 31, 2017
News, Ontario

The Government of Canada will invest approximately $8.8 million to help upgrade the Neskantaga First Nation community’s water treatment system. The announcement includes an addition…

Ontario First Nations Take Water Plight to the United Nations

February 25, 2016
National, News

Three northwestern Ontario First Nations have taken their plight for safe drinking water to an international authority. Representatives from Grassy Narrows, Shoal Lake 40, and…

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