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Grassy Narrows First Nation sees start of mercury treatment facility — decades after river was poisoned

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A group of people are seen using hand drums at a muddy construction site.

Members of Grassy Narrows First Nation say the new Mercury Care Home will make a huge difference for residents, about 90 per cent of whom are estimated to have mercury poisoning symptoms. A groundbreaking ceremony was held Wednesday for the much-anticipated project in northwestern Ontario.

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