Shoal Lake #40 First Nation has filed a lawsuit against Canada and the City of Winnipeg seeking compensation for the “devastating impacts of the Winnipeg aqueduct, which left the community isolated without road access to the mainland for more than a century.”
Freedom Road is a documentary that tells the story of Shoal Lake 40 Anishinaabe First Nation and their battle to build a road after their community was relocated from the mainland over 100 years ago, so that water could be diverted to Winnipeg. Tickets at https://t.co/V2yEgikJwa.
Breaking news! Federal Court dismisses both federal government appeals- the Tribunal’s compensation decision and decision for First Nations kids off reserve get help under Jordan’s Principle stand!
'It’s about damn time': After decades of suffering without clean, safe drinking water, Shoal Lake 40's new $29-million treatment facility was turned on and community members can now drink from their taps. | @michellekarlenz
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A toast: the first glasses of officially safe tap drinking water in Shoal Lake 40 First Nation in over 24 years. The community’s new water treatment plant is humming along; its quarter-century boil water advisory was lifted today.
‘Fought hard for this day’: Shoal Lake 40 First Nation, a community on the Manitoba-Ontario boundary, is welcoming clean, running water for the first time in nearly 25 years https://t.co/jjGGhfKSyS via @globeandmail#Indigenous#sdoh#cdnpoli
Since Neskantaga FN has been under boil water advisory the following has been PM.
(L) Jean Chrétien 1993 - 2003
(L) Paul Martin 2003 - 2006
(PC) Stephen Harper 2006 - 2015
(L) Justin Trudeau 2015 - Present
Neskantaga FN is in its 9721st consecutive day of Boil Water Advisory