Mould, asbestos, keep thousands out of Manitoba First Nation after outage
WINNIPEG — The leader of a First Nation in northern Manitoba that has been dealing with severe water damage, forcing many to leave, says 2,000 people remain displaced due to unhabitable homes.
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