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It’s undetermined when water service will be restored to the Wabaseemoong Independent Nations after it was shut off on Dec. 23.
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Registration is coming soon for the OGWA convention and annual meeting, scheduled for March 24 in Minett. The event includes manufacturers & suppliers convention displays and casino meet & greet over the March 24-25 event.
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The report noted it’s “shameful” that, as part of the G20 countries and having some of the world’s cleanest drinking water, Canada has still yet to provide safe water access in several Indigenous communities across the country.
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Some of the testing showed upwards of five times the approved limits. An official with Water is Life Nova Scotia expressed concern about the water systems on the eastern shore.
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A two-week extension is expected to be granted for military families seeking compensation in a class-action lawsuit over contaminated drinking water at CFB Valcartier.
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The University of Saskatchewan’s Dr. Jay Famiglietti, a renowned water scientist, says, “All around the world, we have been kicking the can down the road for a long time on effectively managing groundwater. Now we are at the end of the road, and it’s a dead end.”
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Using the Canadian Light Source (CLS), a team of researchers from the University of Saskatchewan (USask) has found that a common agriculture byproduct can treat wastewater contaminated by antibiotics and other pharmaceutical chemicals.
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