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Settlement agreement unlikely to ensure safe drinking water for First Nations

  • Safe drinking water is vital to human wellbeing. Clearly, actions to ensure safe drinking water must be effective. Government action should certainly not be
Opinion | BY STEVE E. HRUDEY | September 1, 2021
In July Indigenous Services Minister Marc Miller announced an $8-billion settlement agreement had been reached between the federal government and First Nations living under drinking water advisories who had launched class-action lawsuits. This compensation sets a dangerous precedent for governments, writes Steve E. Hrudey. The Hill Times photograph by Andrew Meade

Settlement agreement unlikely to ensure safe drinking water for First Nations

Opinion | BY STEVE E. HRUDEY | September 1, 2021
  • Safe drinking water is vital to human wellbeing. Clearly, actions to ensure safe drinking water must be effective. Government action should certainly not be

Settlement agreement unlikely to ensure safe drinking water for First Nations

Opinion | BY STEVE E. HRUDEY | September 1, 2021
  • Safe drinking water is vital to human wellbeing. Clearly, actions to ensure safe drinking water must be effective. Government action should certainly not be
In July Indigenous Services Minister Marc Miller announced an $8-billion settlement agreement had been reached between the federal government and First Nations living under drinking water advisories who had launched class-action lawsuits. This compensation sets a dangerous precedent for governments, writes Steve E. Hrudey. The Hill Times photograph by Andrew Meade

Settlement agreement unlikely to ensure safe drinking water for First Nations

  • Safe drinking water is vital to human wellbeing. Clearly, actions to ensure safe drinking water must be effective. Government action should certainly not be
Opinion | BY STEVE E. HRUDEY | September 1, 2021
In July Indigenous Services Minister Marc Miller announced an $8-billion settlement agreement had been reached between the federal government and First Nations living under drinking water advisories who had launched class-action lawsuits. This compensation sets a dangerous precedent for governments, writes Steve E. Hrudey. The Hill Times photograph by Andrew Meade

Settlement agreement unlikely to ensure safe drinking water for First Nations

Opinion | BY STEVE E. HRUDEY | September 1, 2021
  • Safe drinking water is vital to human wellbeing. Clearly, actions to ensure safe drinking water must be effective. Government action should certainly not be

Settlement agreement unlikely to ensure safe drinking water for First Nations

Opinion | BY STEVE E. HRUDEY | September 1, 2021
  • Safe drinking water is vital to human wellbeing. Clearly, actions to ensure safe drinking water must be effective. Government action should certainly not be
In July Indigenous Services Minister Marc Miller announced an $8-billion settlement agreement had been reached between the federal government and First Nations living under drinking water advisories who had launched class-action lawsuits. This compensation sets a dangerous precedent for governments, writes Steve E. Hrudey. The Hill Times photograph by Andrew Meade
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