"Public health crises, such as a pandemic, bring the importance of having clean, safe water to the forefront and create many considerations for water utilities in how to ensure continued reliable service delivery," said Steve Craik from EPCOR. watercanada.net/feature/how-a-…

Some waterworks in SK, after repeated documented requests, have had no backup operator in place for years. No replacement if this person falls ill, and no enforcement by the regulator, just request again next year. This is now more important than ever with #COVID19SK. #skpoli

Would be nice if, in the name of public health, Saskatchewan Health Authority would come forward with what we know they know about WSA regulated waterworks not meeting government guidelines. Zak Vescera Whistleblower protections to expand to SHA employees thestarphoenix.com/news/saskatche… #saskpoli

So BC and Alberta have shared details with the public about what their COVID-19 modelling shows. When I asked Saskatchewan Health Authority declined to do the same.

"When you hide information or you're not as forthcoming with it, people tend to get suspicious and they don't trust you." -- 'Stop being secretive': Health care workers demand transparency from Sask. government | CBC News cbc.ca/news/canada/sa…

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For the sake of #publichealth regulators cannot hide facts from the people they serve. Cathy Sproule Geoff Leo Greg Ottenbreit

"Pressure management in pipe networks is fundamental to providing safe drinking water.  The loss of pressure can potentially allow ground water to contaminate the distribution system." -American Water Works Association ....Meanwhile in SK negative pressures are being allowed and concealed from residents.

Vancouver recognizes water as a human right and the importance of publicly financed, owned, and operated water services. Saskatchewan communities should have control of their water, not private companies. canadians.org/analysis/win-v…

We can choose to return to a different normal... #Truth #PeopleFirst

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Pipelines are not perfect. A leak is a possible pathogen entry point if positive pressure is not maintained. This is why there are minimum requirements for human consumptive use. Be informed! #publichealth @… instagram.com/p/CAu3DEgngSP/…

Is there anything wrong with this picture? Maybe a health inspector or certified waterworks operator can chime in. Sask Public Health Saskatchewan Health Authority American Water Works Association SK Public Works Association

This. There are many historical instances of good people standing idly by. Stand up for what is right. instagram.com/p/CBAl3HtHw1g/…

1 year ago the agency that is in charge of regulating safe drinking water was taken from the Minister of the Environment and placed under the Minister of Highways portfolio. “The Ministry of Highways seems like an appropriate place for that..." -Moe

Waterworks operators and municipal leaders, working together to hide dangerous aspects of your water. Isolated incident? Documents and actions suggest that Government of Saskatchewan encourages this. #skpoli #sask esemag.com/water/alberta-…

In 2017 the SK Environment Minister was notified of a waterworks that was falsifying data. The response? Hide the facts and mislead residents. The matter is now before the courts. Stay tuned. #skpoli #Saskatchewan

Just because your potential new acreage lot is on city water does not mean it is without disturbing issues. Be informed, don't put your family and investment at risk.

Government officials charged for their roles in the Flint water crisis. Meanwhile, the Sask gov still uses this playbook to hide their water regulation failures and protect private water suppliers. #saskpoli npr.org/2021/01/14/956…