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Canada allocates $122M to clean PFAS-contaminated drinking water in North Bay, mainly from old firefighting foam at a former airport.
The federal government will provide $122 million to North Bay to tackle PFAS contamination in its drinking water, primarily from legacy firefighting foam at the former Jack Garland Airport.
The Department of National Defence will cover 97% of the costs over 16 years, expanding a prior $20 million agreement.
PFAS, known as "forever chemicals," were found in Trout Lake water, prompting ongoing cleanup and treatment efforts since 2017 involving DND, contractors, and city officials.
The new funding supports expanded remediation and long-term water safety measures.
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Canadá asigna $122M para limpiar el agua potable contaminada con PFAS en North Bay, principalmente de la vieja espuma de extinción de incendios en un antiguo aeropuerto.