Published 1 year ago

Sachigo Lake First Nation ends boil water advisory after treatment plant upgrades

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Sachigo Lake, Ont., has over 500 people living on reserve. Upgrades to the infrastructure cost $29 million over five years. The water is deemed safe to drink from a microbiological and chemical perspective. The community has been relying on bottled water for drinking water since the advisory started.

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Sachigo Lake First Nation ends boil water advisory after treatment plant upgrades

Upgrades and expansions to water infrastructure at Sachigo Lake First Nation are now complete, lifting a four-year boil water advisory in the community.

1 year ago·Canada

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NetNewsLedger - Long-Term Boil Water Advisory Over for Sachigo Lake

SACHIGO LAKE – News – Sachigo Lake First Nation Chief Robert Beardy stated, “As people of the land, we understand firsthand how clean water is the starting point to all life. For the people of Sachigo Lake First Nation, potable water from which we can drink, bathe and cook has been a long time in coming. …

1 year ago

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