Nunavut improves the territory’s standards for surveying drinking water quality
Some communities might see more frequent turbidity reports — but that's because of better testing, not worse water quality.
July 19, 2019
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Nunavut has improved its drinking water surveillance systems, which could make an increase in turbidity announcements a sign of progress rather than a sign of declining water quality.
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