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Water crisis worsened by fire forces doctor to resign in northern Quebec
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May 19, 2025
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10:01Now PlayingA major pipe connected to a pump station froze in March, causing a water crisis in the small village of Puvirnituq, Que. — home to many Inuit. On Saturday, the village council declared a state of emergency after a weekend house fire made the situation worse. Dr. Marie-Faye Galarneau, a physician working in the village’s hospital, explains what she has seen on the ground so far and why it pushed her to resign.
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