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Nova Scotia Premier rejects pulp mill’s request to keep dumping waste water near First Nation

December 20, 2019

Nova Scotia Premier rejects pulp mill’s request to keep dumping waste water near First Nation

Nicole Hancock

December 20, 2019

Nova Scotia Premier rejects pulp mill’s request to keep dumping waste water near First Nation

Nicole Hancock

December 20, 2019

Read the Article in The Globe and Mail

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