Grassy Narrows First Nation Urges Action on Mercury Pollution Before Ontario Election

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Grassy Narrows First Nation faces mercury poisoning from historical industrial contamination
Community members demand government action, stricter regulations, and compensation
Slow progress in cleanup efforts raises health and environmental concerns
Mercury poisoning linked to mental health issues in First Nations communities
Urgent need for government intervention to address ongoing pollution

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