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Jean-Marc Guenette's avatar

Arsenic levels are within the Municipalities acceptable threshold WOW these levels are not acceptable for serpent river but OK for west nipissing. What am I missing here, counselors do your job and protect the public and help staff see the light, That's enough fix it.

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Barb Phillips's avatar

You would think that over $237,000 would have offset most of our property tax increase. Not that I think bringinging contaminated soil is worth ANY amount.

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Lise's avatar

Money is not everything. Health is far more important to this community. I'm not an expert nor experienced in decontamination but I'm almost certain this soil from Serpent River comes with some risks. At what costs?

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moniquejchampigny@live.com's avatar

No contaminated soil is worth the risk for the workers at the dump site, the animals and the land…..bureaucrats always minimize the danger and make it look good on paper…..but how many years did it take for the First Nation to prove their contaminated soil caused health problems and so on? Nobody wanted to believe them cause it’s easier and cheaper to hide their mistake! And now you want to believe these people to make money?

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Laurette Major-Giroux's avatar

the health and well being of our children should not for sale by accepting con taminated poroducts of any kind

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Brian MacEachern's avatar

All the extra revenue and taxes still went WAY up! Where is all the bloat going?

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Mr.Reality's avatar

See you there.

Council please bring from home your favorite beverage cup or glass that you comfort to drink from. It will be required for testing.

See you soon

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