Thank you for that question.
Can you imagine being born and raised in a community where you've never been able to go freely to the tap and drink the water? You grow up in that community and are raised with that mindset, and then one day, you're told you're able to drink the water. That's very troubling for us to adjust to, so trust is a big issue.
I just wanted to add some comments on social determinants. We've had some individuals with very serious skin rashes. It's mostly children who have been affected. We also have citizens who are unable to get home dialysis because of the quality of the water. They have move to an urban centre in order to access dialysis—even home dialysis.
Something that everyone takes for granted is not taken for granted in many of our first nations communities.