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Ontario First Nation seeks emergency relief in Federal Court over water crisis

  • Pikangikum First Nation in northwestern Ontario submitted an emergency motion on May 8, 2025, seeking federal relief over a water crisis.
  • The motion followed decades of insufficient water and sewage infrastructure, with the community alleging Canada breached treaty and constitutional rights.
  • The First Nation reported limited water pressure, too few fire hydrants, ongoing boil water advisories since February 2024, and health risks including skin diseases.
  • Chief Paddy Peters stated that in 2025, the community continues to rely on lake water for drinking because they have doubts about the safety of the treated supply.
  • The Federal Court placed the motion on hold while parties agree on a timeline, reflecting urgent but unresolved demands for immediate remediation and funding.
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Ontario First Nation seeks emergency relief in Federal Court over water crisis

A First Nation in northwestern Ontario is seeking emergency relief from the federal government to address the “critical” state of its water and sewage system as part of legal action launched in Federal Court.

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The Hamilton Spectator broke the news in Hamilton, Canada on Friday, May 9, 2025.
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