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Reserves near urban areas get swift help compared to remote communities, indigenous leaders say

April 26, 2016  By The Toronto Star


Toronto – The wait for clean drinking water indicates help is slower to arrive when emergencies are declared on some reserves in the remote north than those in more populated areas, indigenous leaders say. The Toronto Star reports. | READ MORE

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