First Nations raise alarm over impact of planned nuclear-waste dump on Ottawa drinking water

Canadian Nuclear Laboratories says storage says new storage site will not impact drinking water, but Chief of Kebaowek First Nation says the risk posed by the storage site cannot be avoided

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