CP140832721 | Newsroom Ready: Canadian Armed Forces get clean water system up and running in Iqaluit

CP137215971 | Iqaluit residents collect river water after tap water undrinkable

CP153734171 | Trudeau announces $214 million to fix Iqaluit's water problems

CP137480621 | Testing finds fuel in tank at Iqaluit's water treatment plant

CP110970971 | MPs discuss Neskantaga water crisis

CP143215271 | Feds willing to look at more solutions for drinking-water advisories: Miller

CP118895160 | Feds didn't do enough to end water advisories: AG

CP110812462 | Liberals say 'will not rest' until Neskatanga First Nation has clean water

CP143216671 | Newsroom Ready: Feds willing to look at more solutions for drinking-water advisories: Miller

CP110812468 | Newsroom Ready: Liberals say 'will not rest' until Neskatanga First Nation has clean water

Placeline/People

City Vaughan

Country Canada

Canadian Armed Forces get clean water system up and running in Iqaluit

The Canadian Armed Forces arrived in Iqaluit on Oct. 23 to help install a clean drinking water system after the city's water was found to be contaminated with fuel. As of Nov. 9, the military's system is up and running.

Source name:

Unique identifier: CP140831171

Legacy Identifier: n_CAF-Iqaluit-DrinkingWater20211111T1120

Type: Video

Duration: 2m0s

Dimensions: 1920px × 1080px 139.34 MB

Usage rights: FOR ONE TIME USE ONLY. NO STORAGE FOR FUTURE USE.

Create Date: 11/11/2021 11:20:00 AM

Display aspect ratio: 16:9