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- Neskantaga First Nation, in Ontario, has endured a 29-year boil water advisory, forcing reliance on bottled water and reverse osmosis systems.
- Residents face physical and mental health challenges, with skin conditions and anxiety common due to unsafe water.
- Despite promises, progress toward a permanent solution, including a new water treatment plant, remains slow.
Struggles of Living Under a 29-Year Boil Water Advisory in Ontario First Nation
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