An Indigenous community on the Manitoba-Ontario boundary is welcoming clean, running water for the first time in nearly 25 years.
Shoal Lake 40 First Nation celebrated the opening Wednesday of its new water treatment plant as well as a new school.
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I am happy for them I am very angry that this took 24 years WTF
CATHERINE IS MY NEIGHNOR OMGG
Nice neighbor
Hahaha any news to try and make Trudeau not look like the utter failure he is before election day.
This is on Provincial govt. Has nothing to do with Trudeau.
Nice try though 🤣
Why not, he deserves it.
So is this news hitting the cycle 4 days before the election to held truds chances?
Yes
Bernier was’t there to delay the cause.
@Al’s Room thanks for assuming I support ppc (or any of the parties in our broken system for that matter). Merely providing an observation of the convenient timing of this press release ✌🏼
Wow, awesome, a wonderful example how to address aaand solve a problem at warp speed! Canadian government professionals, the worlds finest.
24 years is not “warp speed” and it took JT 6 years to get it done.
@Hi There (sarcasm) pun intended
@Thomas Hufer crap. I totally misread that.
Wonderful news
About time!
YASSSSSSSSSSS! SO HAPPY FOR THEM!!!