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Ontario Ombudsman Reports on Living Conditions in Neskantaga First Nation

23 September 2025
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Ontario Ombudsman Reports on Living Conditions in Neskantaga First Nation
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Ontario’s ombudsman, Paul Dubé, visited Neskantaga First Nation at the invitation of Chief Gary Quisses, highlighting pressing issues in the community, which has endured a boil-water advisory for three decades. Dubé expressed shock at the living conditions in Canada in 2025 and urged both the provincial and federal governments to take immediate action.

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