By J.P. Antonacci, Local Journalism Initiative Reporter, The Hamilton Spectator Six Nations residents started the week still unable to drink the water from their taps. \u201cThe community water is not safe to drink,\u201d residents of Canada\u2019s most populous First Nation were told in a community bulletin on Monday. \u201cYou must boil the water from your community water supply before using it.\u201d Six \u00a0Nations has been under a boil-water advisory since Thursday after a \u00a0watermain break caused a drop in water pressure for band members \u00a0connected to the reserve\u2019s water. Residents were told to brace for a boil-water advisory while public works staff searched for the break. The \u00a0advisory came a few hours later, with residents and businesses told to \u00a0bring all water used for drinking, making ice, brushing teeth and… <\/p>\n
By J.P. Antonacci, Local Journalism Initiative Reporter, The Hamilton Spectator Six Nations residents started the week still unable to drink the water from their taps. \u201cThe community water is not safe to drink,\u201d residents of Canada\u2019s most populous First Nation were told in a community bulletin on Monday. \u201cYou must boil the water from your community water supply before using it.\u201d Six \u00a0Nations has been under a boil-water advisory since Thursday after a \u00a0watermain break caused a drop in water pressure for band members \u00a0connected to the reserve\u2019s water. Residents were told to brace for a boil-water advisory while public works staff searched for the break. The \u00a0advisory came a few hours later, with residents and businesses told to \u00a0bring all water used for drinking, making ice, brushing teeth and... <\/p>\n