Environmental and Aboriginal health

Know how to keep your home environment safe, healthy and free of contaminants. Also find tips to stay safe outdoors for every season.

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Environmental health for First Nations and Inuit

Get simple steps to keep yourself and your family healthy while at home or out on the land.

Drinking water advisories in First Nations south of 60

Drinking water advisories in First Nations communities south of the 60th parallel.

Drinking water and wastewater in First Nations communities

Who is responsible for the management of First Nations drinking water and about Health Canada's role.

Mould and your health in First Nations communities

Learn about mould, its health risks, how to get rid of it and prevention.

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