mardi 17 janvier 2017
Trudeau falls short on commitment to Grassy Narrows mercury problems, chief says
The chief of Grassy Narrows says both Ontario and Canada must commit to cleaning up the mercury contamination in the northern Ontario First Nation, not just further study.
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