July 26, 2021

Grassy Narrows First Nation receives $69.8 million to address mercury problem

The waters of Grassy Narrows First Nation were poisoned by mercury in the 1960s, causing debilitating symptoms for generations of residents. The community has received $69.8 million to fund a care home for people living with the effects of mercury poisoning.

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