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Fact Finding – Water Issues for Indigenous Communities in Canada

Michael Barrett and Gary Vidal, Canadian Members of Parliament, examining a Newterra Modular Water Treatment Plant

“Our Canadian operation had the pleasure of meeting with Michael Barrett, Member of Parliament for Leeds-Grenville-1000 Islands & Rideau Lakes, and Gary Vidal, MP, CPC Member of Parliament for Desnethé-Missinippi-Churchill River, and Shadow Minister for Indigenous Services.”

Bob Kennedy, our CTMO, and Jeremy Dayment, President of our Engineered Solutions division hosted a plant tour of Newterra’s Brockville manufacturing site while discussing challenges and possible solutions for the #Indigenous communities’ #drinkingwater issues. We are more than happy to help in any way we can to solve this water crisis.”

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