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Clean water birthday project

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Val
9 years ago

What an awesome project for Grade 7 students. Ms Hammond you have also done great work prompting the kids to go after such a worthwhile cause.

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Emerald O'Brien
9 years ago

Great work to the students and teach of this project. Your compassion will create the change you wish to see in all you do. I hope that more people share this and you reach your goal. All nations deserve clean drinking water.

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Donna Ash
9 years ago

It's a travesty that all of our country doesn't have clean water.

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Cathy Roberts
9 years ago

Clean water for all. Impressive work!

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Joelle Hills
9 years ago

Clean water for all Canadians! All lives Matter!

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David Hopkins
9 years ago

Honor the treaties.

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Kathleen Hansen
9 years ago

Clean water is a human right.

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Christine ogrady
9 years ago

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Anna Wilson
9 years ago

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Brian Beaton
9 years ago

Every Canadian and every community in Canada requires access to clean, safe water. Thanks for challenging others to do more!!

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Katherine Bonnar
9 years ago Featured

As a Canadian living abroad I am confronted on Canada's poor treatment of First Nations on a regular basis. It is not only shameful that more has not been done, but also that so many Canadians are ignorant to the situation. Bravo for bringing this into the classroom and public eye.

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Tracy Green
9 years ago

One of our fundamental rights as humans is clean water. It's something that all Canadians deserve and no Canadian should be without.

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Jamie Reid
9 years ago

Canada can and should do better.

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Kim Gill
9 years ago

Canada can and must do better.

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Laura Little
9 years ago

Clean, drinkable water is a human right, and it should be shocking to our entire country that so many FN communities must manage without it. Thank you, Grade 7s, for your hard work and for trying to inspire change!

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Sarah Spencer
9 years ago

Way to go students! You are the future and the ones to make change! Thanks for creating this. Everyone can make a difference and you're doing your part.

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Linda Hatfield
9 years ago

It's time to end this national shame.

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Kerri Singh
9 years ago

This is long overdue! Shame on the Trudeau government for not pushing clean water for these First Nations sooner! If any one should do it it should be this government now!!

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Todd Falkowsky
9 years ago

Finally 150 celebrations have a purpose. Thank you.

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Amanda Stratton
9 years ago

I cannot think of a better way to mark this milestone in our complicated history.