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Chemical Testing for Well Water Now Available Across Nova Scotia

February 7, 2019
Atlantic Canada, News

Residents on well water across Nova Scotia can now bring water samples to Nova Scotia Health Authority (NSHA) for chemical and bacterial testing, thanks to…

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