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Where do Canadians draw the line? Save Our Water is drawing the line at groundwater being extracted cheaply and sold expensively. We are drawing the line at a finite natural resource being pulled from under our feet by the world’s largest food company. We are drawing the line for our kids and their kids. Because what BlueTriton does might be legal, but it’s not right.

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WATER IS A PUBLIC TRUST. it IS nOT FOR SALE.

The recently enacted municipal veto on new permits for water bottlers in Ontario is great news! 

 

But there is a threshold to that veto. In Centre Wellington a bottler could still apply to remove 379,000 litres of groundwater every day from the Middlebrook well.

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We agree with our municipal Council that Centre Wellington is not a willing host community to ANY new permits for water taken for bottling. Save Our Water still says NO.

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MAY 12, 2022
Community Thank You - This Saturday!

Save Our Water's community thank you is happening this Saturday, May 14, at the Bissell Park Pavilion.

 

From 11:00 am until 1:00 pm we will have a banner to sign, water drops to write on, water bottles for sale, and at 12:00pm a few short remarks and an update on where we are now.

 

Given your support for us, we would like to thank you! See you There!

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We remember and acknowledge that we are on traditional First Nations land. The Middlebrook well is situated on the Haldimand Tract, which is treaty land granted to the Six Nations that includes six miles on each side of the Grand River. We express gratitude to the original stewards in this area, the Anishinaabe, Haudenosaunee, and Attawandaron or Neutral peoples, and endeavour to honour this history by strengthening our relationship with land and water and continuing responsible stewardship. 

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