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Long-term drinking water advisory lifted on Black Lake First Nation
For the first time in nearly eight years, clean drinking water is flowing through the taps of Black Lake Denesuline First Nation.
The community of about 1,300 people in Saskatchewan’s far north recently had its drinking water advisory lifted, meaning clean water is flowing to “190 homes and community buildings, including the school, band office and firehall,” according to a social media post from Indigenous Services Canada (ISC).
The advisory lifted on Jan. 23, according to ISC’s website.
That leaves six First Nations in Saskatchewan with long-term drinking water advisories.
The upgrades to the community’s water treatment plant cost roughly $11 million, addressing the long-term drinking water advisory first declared in April 2013, Indigenous Services Minister Marc Miller said. ....

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