First Nations haven't been consulted on clean drinking water legislation: lawyer

by Alessia Passafiume, The Canadian Press

OTTAWA — A lawyer who represented First Nations in a class-action lawsuit against Ottawa says his clients still have not been consulted on promised clean drinking water legislation — even though the lawsuit settlement directed the federal government

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