Samson Cree First Nation in Alberta breaks ground on a $32.5 million wastewater facility upgrade that will provide reliable, safe drinking water for members of the community.
Unlike tens of millions of other Canadians, members of the Samson Cree Nation never enjoyed reliable, fresh drinking water.
But that soon may come to an end.
The community broke ground on a $32.5 million upgrade to its wastewater facility.
2 thoughts on “After decades of living without, Samson Cree Nation one step closer to reliable clean drinking water”
It’s a crime that there is a community that doesn’t have clean drinking water, anywhere in Canada. An abundance of the necessary stuff of life, and we are fighting over this.
Every community in Canada needs that fixed.
Alex Langford
Prime Water Systems
Winnipeg.
It’s a crime that there is a community that doesn’t have clean drinking water, anywhere in Canada. An abundance of the necessary stuff of life, and we are fighting over this.
Every community in Canada needs that fixed.
It’s a crime that there is a community that doesn’t have clean drinking water, anywhere in Canada. An abundance of the necessary stuff of life, and we are fighting over this.
Every community in Canada needs that fixed.
Alex Langford
Prime Water Systems
Winnipeg.
It’s a crime that there is a community that doesn’t have clean drinking water, anywhere in Canada. An abundance of the necessary stuff of life, and we are fighting over this.
Every community in Canada needs that fixed.
Alex Langford
Prime Water Systems
Winnipeg.