 Kashechewan children suffering from rashes, open sores | CTV News Children covered in sores and rashes in an Ontario First Nation are the face of a much broader health crisis faced by aboriginal communities across the country, says Charlie Angus, the NDP indigenous affairs critic.Commentsview comments in forum Page 1 You need to be a member of CKA and be logged into the site, to comment on news. |
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It isn't (knock on wood) but damn if that isn't scary to see something like that again.
I wonder how many communities in Canada face problems like Flint's.
Just the First Nations ones. Kashechewan has been evacuated due to disease before and has historically been plagued by E.coli, impetigo and scabies. It's also built on a floodplain and has been evacuated due to flood in each of the last four consecutive years.
But its all this kid's fault:
I wonder how many communities in Canada face problems like Flint's.
Just the First Nations ones. Kashechewan has been evacuated due to disease before and has historically been plagued by E.coli, impetigo and scabies. It's also built on a flood plane and has been evacuated due to flood in each of the last four consecutive years.
But its all this kid's fault Oh fer sure dude. That sure seems to be the general sentiment on this forum.
The diagnoses so far in the children aged one to mid-teens is scabies, mild impetigo and eczema, said Keith Conn, associate deputy minister of First Nations and Inuit Health. It's unclear if the kids have a combination of these or one or the other.
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