Melissa Ridgen has Road to Freedom. A century ago, Shoal Lake #40 residents were driven on to a peninsula which was cut off by a canal. It was done so that Winnipeg could have clean drinking water. To preserve the city’s water, a bridge and road to the Trans Canada Highway were not allowed to be built. Ironically, residents themselves have been under a decades-long boil water advisory.
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Why was my comment removed when it was yhe truth
Aptn should do their research into the legal aspects of why shoal lake 40 doesnt have a water treatment plant and look into the history of 40 and then would find out that winnipeg taxpayers already gave shoal lake 40 6 million dollars in 1989 for this very reason to build and maintain a water treatment plant and what happened to the money