Canada Begins Six Nations Water Treatment Plant

Construction of a new water treatment plant has begun at the Six Nations of the Grand River in Ontario, Canada.

The plant will be the nation’s first new water treatment facility and will provide safe drinking water on the reserve.

The project is part of the water and wastewater projects included in the $1.4bn investment for Aboriginal people under Canada’s Economic Action Plan.

Canada’s Government has provided more than $18m towards the $26.1m for the water treatment plant at Six Nations.

The project includes the construction of a new water treatment system.