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Originally Posted by Acajack
One Radio-Canada program had a Canada Day quiz this weekend, and one of the questions was how many aboriginal communities in Canada didn't have clean drinking water.
The answer?
89.
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Most of which have failed water treatment facilities, as opposed to no water treatment, no? Complexities ....
Of course at least one response would be to spend more money on these issues. Eventually, that seems inevitable, but I suspect that mainstream public opinion is not yet fully accepting of that reality. Even as the government presses forward, they are going to be looking over their shoulder for signs of push back (strange image, but you know what I mean!).