What a great action and initiative started by people caring for people. Thank you Ian Baz students.
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Meridee Mascherin
9 years ago
Damn' straight!
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Jenn Roznicki
9 years ago
First Nations deserve clean water.
Our ancestor invaders, murdered, raped, kidnapped, culturally destroyed, experimented on and devastated First Nations in exchange for the horrors we inflicted on them we promised them small pieces of land (which were theirs in the first place) and to care for their growing needs as a community. We have failed them in every respect and we cannot even provide them with clean water?
Please provide clean water for Firsth Nations and make it renewable so First Nations can manage it themselves.
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Joseph Fowler
9 years ago
Everyone deserves clean water!
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Anonymous
9 years ago
I'm so impressed with what you are doing ?Thanks you
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François-Nicolas Robinne
9 years ago
That's a great initiative! Canada must show the path towards water security!
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Angela Carter
9 years ago
Way to go guys! Keep up the amazing work!!!!!!!!
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deanna mascherin
9 years ago
We must look after ALL our people, especially our indigenous. They are the soul of this country and it's disgusting that they have to live in worse conditions than a lot of third-world countries. Shame on us for letting this continue.
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Tara Green
9 years ago
Great work! I believe many rural communities in Canada require this, First Nations and non-First nations. Many communities in my home province of Newfoundland do not have access to clean drinking water in their homes. The government needs to address these issues across Canada.
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Hannah Renglich
9 years ago
Rock on, Ian Baz School. Your work is inspiring! Thanks for taking such an important cause to heart and pursuing many actions to make change. Don't let any grown ups tell you you are the leaders of tomorrow - you are clearly leading today! - and we support you.
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Luella Lee
9 years ago
Great work Grade 7 class of Ian Baz School! Thank you for highlighting this issue in Canada.
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Anonymous
9 years ago
Water should be a human right! No one can live without it. Not providing it is like a death sentence.
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Melody Scott
9 years ago
This really is a basic right, and the shame of Canada that all communities don't have clean drinking water.
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Debra Chouinard
9 years ago
I read an article posted on FB (Shared by an Elder) this morning. Your Spirit & determination to stick to this project & follow it through I found really inspirational.
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Amanda
9 years ago
Proud of your classroom!
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Chelsea Jackson
9 years ago
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Giant rubber duck or clean drinking water for Canada's 150th?
Clean drinking water is an ethical imperative and the state of some of our communities is embarrassing, let's do better Canada!
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Dani
9 years ago
Water is life, essential for all. Please, we need action.
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Diana Duong
9 years ago
We have been slacking as a country. For a country with so much freshwater, everyone should have access, especially the first people here. Great work, students! You are the future!
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Kelsi Reimer
9 years ago
This is amazing! Thank you for supporting our first nations communities!
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Jed Roberts
9 years ago
Clean drinking water should be a slam dunk in Canada!
What a great action and initiative started by people caring for people. Thank you Ian Baz students.
Damn' straight!
First Nations deserve clean water. Our ancestor invaders, murdered, raped, kidnapped, culturally destroyed, experimented on and devastated First Nations in exchange for the horrors we inflicted on them we promised them small pieces of land (which were theirs in the first place) and to care for their growing needs as a community. We have failed them in every respect and we cannot even provide them with clean water? Please provide clean water for Firsth Nations and make it renewable so First Nations can manage it themselves.
Everyone deserves clean water!
I'm so impressed with what you are doing ?Thanks you
That's a great initiative! Canada must show the path towards water security!
Way to go guys! Keep up the amazing work!!!!!!!!
We must look after ALL our people, especially our indigenous. They are the soul of this country and it's disgusting that they have to live in worse conditions than a lot of third-world countries. Shame on us for letting this continue.
Great work! I believe many rural communities in Canada require this, First Nations and non-First nations. Many communities in my home province of Newfoundland do not have access to clean drinking water in their homes. The government needs to address these issues across Canada.
Rock on, Ian Baz School. Your work is inspiring! Thanks for taking such an important cause to heart and pursuing many actions to make change. Don't let any grown ups tell you you are the leaders of tomorrow - you are clearly leading today! - and we support you.
Great work Grade 7 class of Ian Baz School! Thank you for highlighting this issue in Canada.
Water should be a human right! No one can live without it. Not providing it is like a death sentence.
This really is a basic right, and the shame of Canada that all communities don't have clean drinking water.
I read an article posted on FB (Shared by an Elder) this morning. Your Spirit & determination to stick to this project & follow it through I found really inspirational.
Proud of your classroom!
Giant rubber duck or clean drinking water for Canada's 150th? Clean drinking water is an ethical imperative and the state of some of our communities is embarrassing, let's do better Canada!
Water is life, essential for all. Please, we need action.
We have been slacking as a country. For a country with so much freshwater, everyone should have access, especially the first people here. Great work, students! You are the future!
This is amazing! Thank you for supporting our first nations communities!
Clean drinking water should be a slam dunk in Canada!