Denying the source
the crisis of First Nations water rights
Terres
Indigenous peoples, canada
Water rights
Autochtones
Relations avec l'État
Approvisionnement
Native peoples
Eau
Government relations
Water Supply
Land tenure
Droit
Legal status, laws
Indians of North America
First Nations face some of the worst water crises in North America. The widespread lack of access to safe drinking water receives national media attention, yet change is painfully slow. First Nations have had little say in how their waters are, or are not, protected, as governments assert ownership …
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