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Alberta’s Tsuut’ina Nation residents worry about water quality in wells five years after testing

March 5, 2021  By Jayme Doll, Tamara Pimentel, APTN News | Noel Harper and Karina Zapata, Mount Royal University | Global News


Tsuut’ina Nation, Alta. – Many residents of Tsuut’ina Nation in Alberta don’t trust their well water and are continuing to buy water, five years after their water tested above the guidelines on several elements, including barium, aluminum and lead. APTN News, Mount Royal University and Global News report. | READ MORE

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