First Nations Clean Drinking Water Legislation
Sector: Water Supply and Storage • Location: Canada
Source: CityNews Toronto
The government plans to introduce clean drinking water legislation for First Nations in the spring, aiming to ensure access to clean drinking water and protect fresh water sources on First Nations territories. This follows investments of over $7 billion since 2016 and an additional $2.3 billion allocated in Budget 2025 to lift drinking water advisories on reserves.
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Description | The government plans to introduce clean drinking water legislation for First Nations in the spring, aiming to ensure access to clean drinking water and protect fresh water sources on First Nations territories. This follows investments of over $7 billion since 2016 and an additional $2.3 billion allocated in Budget 2025 to lift drinking water advisories on reserves. |
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