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EPISODE · Jul 9, 2024 · 34 MIN

‘Forever chemical’ questions remain after PFAS Open House in North Bay

from To North Bay With Love · host The Echo Podcast Network

A recent ‘Open House’ information session about PFAS ‘forever chemicals’ in North Bay waterways and its drinking water source left some attendees with more questions than answers. The event, which attracted several hundred people, was co-hosted by the Department of National Defence and the City of North Bay at Memorial Gardens on June 20.Liza Vandermeer and Carol Hansman who are part of the Trout Lake Conservation Association joined Lisa to talk about the open house.  Liza, Carol and Lisa share their experiences at the open house  2:20The TLCA efforts to get a public meeting 6:30Other countries PFAS limits vs Canada 12:40Educating the public on chemical use that affects water 27:40 For exclusive North Bay updates and insights, subscribe to our newsletter Echo Essentials.Stay connected with Echo on social media: @NorthBayEchoProduction Credits:Host: Lisa BoivinProducer: Ben SargentContent Director: Dave DaleProduced by Story Studio Network & Clark CommunicationsDon't miss out on the latest from North Bay's cherished podcast – subscribe and join the conversation today!

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