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Remote Quebec village facing water crisis
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May 21, 2025
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1:51Now PlayingAccess to drinking water, water delivery and wastewater management for residents of Puvirnituq, Que., has been limited for two months, after a pipe that connects the pump station to the treatment plant froze in mid-March. Quebec’s public security minister said an official request has been made at the federal level for Canadian Rangers to assist on the ground in the northern community.
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