The Nunavut capital says there has been a lack of precipitation this summer and flows in the Apex River, which is Iqaluit's secondary water source, are at a 40-year low.
As a result, Lake Geraldine, which serves as the water reservoir for Iqaluit, will not be replenished before freeze up. The city says it is working to get regulatory approval to pump additional water from the nearby Unnamed Lake into the Apex River then into Lake Geraldine.Once approved, pumping is expected to take 40 days.
Hey JustinTrudeau what are you doing about this? Sending water to Ukraine will help just like sending your money will help fix problems in Canada.....
Trudeau to busy focusing on sending OUR money to nazi Ukraine
Remember when Trudeau promised First Nations they would have drinking water? Neither does he
Canada has offered up to $620 million in bilateral loans to enhance Ukraine's economic resilience in the midst of Russian aggression, of which $500 million has already been provided.
I wish some of federal government leaders stay there until the problem got solved so that in the next election they can say they solved it instead of they will fix it if they are elected.
This is a 1st.! Or is it 10,000th?
Aren't they surrounded by snow?
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