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  • 26 November 2019
    Oneida residents say the tap water is making them sick. But across the road, their neighbours have safe, clean water

    ONEIDA NATION OF THE THAMES—Jennifer George’s home sits on a gravel road that separates this Indigenous community near London, Ont., from the neighbouring Township of Southwold. On George’s side of the road, virtually no one trusts the drinking water that flows from the Thames River to their homes. Many have the same 18-litre blue jugs… Read more

    Oneida residents say the tap water is making them sick. But across the road, their neighbours have safe, clean water
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