By Joshua Santos Writer Demolition crews began tearing down interior walls and ceilings at the Gane\u2019 Yohs Health Centre launching a critical mold remediation project by the Six Nations to address health and safety concerns at the facility on March 24. The health centre has been plagued by mold for the past year. Remediation efforts, conducted in collaboration with Indigenous Services Canada (ISC), follows an engineering assessment to evaluate the extent of the damage caused by water infiltration. The pharmacy at the front of the building and the mental health and addictions office at the rear remain unaffected while the public health office in the middle section of the facility is undergoing remediation. \u201cIndigenous Services Canada (ISC) is supporting Six Nations of the Grand River in their work to assess… <\/p>\n
By Joshua Santos Writer Demolition crews began tearing down interior walls and ceilings at the Gane\u2019 Yohs Health Centre launching a critical mold remediation project by the Six Nations to address health and safety concerns at the facility on March 24. The health centre has been plagued by mold for the past year. Remediation efforts, conducted in collaboration with Indigenous Services Canada (ISC), follows an engineering assessment to evaluate the extent of the damage caused by water infiltration. The pharmacy at the front of the building and the mental health and addictions office at the rear remain unaffected while the public health office in the middle section of the facility is undergoing remediation. \u201cIndigenous Services Canada (ISC) is supporting Six Nations of the Grand River in their work to assess... <\/p>\n