First Nation near Vancouver Island celebrates new $25M wastewater treatment plant

The Ahousaht First Nation is celebrating the completion of a new $25-million treatment plant designed to provide adequate wastewater collection.

Ahousaht First Nation's new wastewater treatment plant.

The Ahousaht First Nation on Flores Island has about 740 members living at Maaqtusiis Reserve No. 15, where the new wastewater treatment plant is located, according to the Government of Canada. “The improvements offered through this updated wastewater treatment facility will not only sustain our efforts to enhance and protect our environment, it will also greatly improve our quality of life,” said Chief Rampanen.

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B.C. First Nation unveils $25M wastewater treatment plantThe Ahousaht First Nation northwest of Tofino, B.C., is celebrating the opening of its new wastewater treatment plant. The treatment plant opened on Wednesday on Flores Island, where the First Nation is located, just off western Vancouver Island.
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