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Shawanaga First Nation

Shawanaga First Nation marks opening of new water treatment plant

July 24, 2026
Drinking Water, Indigenous, Infrastructure, News, Ontario

Shawanaga First Nation celebrated the completion of their new water treatment plant, an important milestone in the community’s efforts to strengthen access to safe, clean…

Shawanaga First Nation marks opening of new water treatment plant

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Shawanaga First Nation

Shawanaga First Nation marks opening of new water treatment plant

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