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Newsroom Ready: MPs discuss Neskantaga water crisis

Indigenous Services Minister Marc Miller says the federal government will not rest until the issues with the water system in an Ontario First Nation evacuated over a water crisis are fixed. Neskantaga First Nation has been living under a boil water advisory for 25 years. Residents were evacuated to Thunder Bay last week over high levels of hydrocarbons were found in the water supply.

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