BONAPARTE FIRST NATIONS -PRESS RELEASE MARCH 31, 2022
Clearflo was awarded a contract to provide 2 state of the art, sustainable clean drinking water systems for the Bonaparte First Nations. These water treatment systems, powered primarily by renewable energy, will produce 50,000 +litres of clean, fresh water daily. Harnessing the sun's renewable energy and utilizing this to produce safe, clean water is the hallmark of our innovative technology.
Clearflo was awarded a contract to provide 2 state of the art, sustainable clean drinking water systems for the Bonaparte First Nations. These water treatment systems, powered primarily by renewable energy, will produce 50,000 +litres of clean, fresh water daily. Harnessing the sun's renewable energy and utilizing this to produce safe, clean water is the hallmark of our innovative technology.
CV Collective Magazine: Volume 28 Winter 2021: The Joy Issue
Bevin Clempson & Jen Groundwater reporting:
While the business of providing safe, potable water can involve many obstacle's, it's a safe bet that Clearflo will continue making waves in Canada and abroad for years to come.
To read this article, please click the link: https://cvcollective.ca/where-theres-water-theres-hope/
Bevin Clempson & Jen Groundwater reporting:
While the business of providing safe, potable water can involve many obstacle's, it's a safe bet that Clearflo will continue making waves in Canada and abroad for years to come.
To read this article, please click the link: https://cvcollective.ca/where-theres-water-theres-hope/
December 21st, 2021 - CERTIFIED FOR USE BY INTERIOR HEALTH!
Today is another groundbreaking day for Clearlfo and those that we serve. Interior Health has certified our MobulPur10 system in Lytton BC!
Today is another groundbreaking day for Clearlfo and those that we serve. Interior Health has certified our MobulPur10 system in Lytton BC!
November 4th, 2021 - CBC Radio - Daybreak Kamloops
Shelly Joyce reporting:
After a disaster, finding a source of clean water can be a big challenge. We speak with Clearflo Solutions about the new water treatment system in the works for the Village of Lytton.
https://www.cbc.ca/listen/live-radio/1-108/clip/15876512
Shelly Joyce reporting:
After a disaster, finding a source of clean water can be a big challenge. We speak with Clearflo Solutions about the new water treatment system in the works for the Village of Lytton.
https://www.cbc.ca/listen/live-radio/1-108/clip/15876512
November 3rd, 2021 CHEK News Canada
Dean Stoltz reporting:
**SENSITIVITY WARNING (may trigger)
Today we spoke with Chief Patrick Michell and Dean about Lytton BC and our water system there. We also discussed the need for resilience planning in the face of these natural disasters, the water shortages and how climate change played a role in this tragedy.
https://www.cheknews.ca/courtenay-water-treatment-company-hoping-to-provide-clean-water-for-lytton-907048/
Dean Stoltz reporting:
**SENSITIVITY WARNING (may trigger)
Today we spoke with Chief Patrick Michell and Dean about Lytton BC and our water system there. We also discussed the need for resilience planning in the face of these natural disasters, the water shortages and how climate change played a role in this tragedy.
https://www.cheknews.ca/courtenay-water-treatment-company-hoping-to-provide-clean-water-for-lytton-907048/
November 2nd, 2021 CTV News Canada
Gord Kurbis reporting:
Clearflo Solutions doesn't work inside of the old broken implementation models; we do things differently. We engage directly with First Nations leaders, deploy the system, set up and get water pumping inside of 2.5 days. We work with allies such as First Nations Health Authority (FNHA) and Interior Health Authority (IHA) as a collaboration, to expedite the review and certification of the system. Then we are providing access to safe, clean water.
That's our Model: 2.5 days, not 9,490 days (26 years) waiting for water, as in the case of #neskantaga .
vancouverisland.ctvnews.ca/video?clipId=2313755
Gord Kurbis reporting:
Clearflo Solutions doesn't work inside of the old broken implementation models; we do things differently. We engage directly with First Nations leaders, deploy the system, set up and get water pumping inside of 2.5 days. We work with allies such as First Nations Health Authority (FNHA) and Interior Health Authority (IHA) as a collaboration, to expedite the review and certification of the system. Then we are providing access to safe, clean water.
That's our Model: 2.5 days, not 9,490 days (26 years) waiting for water, as in the case of #neskantaga .
vancouverisland.ctvnews.ca/video?clipId=2313755
November 2nd, 2021 More than a solution...
A brief video of The Mobilpur10 Sustainable Clean Drinking Water System; set up, operational, and running in less than two and a half days! This particular system, (video below) is providing water to the evacuees of The Village of Lytton who lost everything from BC wildfires in the Summer of 2021.
This system is currently placed on site where temporary housing is being built for this very deserving, amazing, community; a community that we are grateful and proud to be a part of!
This system has brought more than just a solution...Together we can, we will, and we are Lytton Strong!
A brief video of The Mobilpur10 Sustainable Clean Drinking Water System; set up, operational, and running in less than two and a half days! This particular system, (video below) is providing water to the evacuees of The Village of Lytton who lost everything from BC wildfires in the Summer of 2021.
This system is currently placed on site where temporary housing is being built for this very deserving, amazing, community; a community that we are grateful and proud to be a part of!
This system has brought more than just a solution...Together we can, we will, and we are Lytton Strong!
November 1st, 2021 CBC Radio - All Points West
Kevin Haughton, Clearflo Solutions Founder, will be speaking with his friend Rohit Joseph from CBC Radio today at 4:00pm PDT! He will be addressing and discussing where we are at with our water treatment system that was recently deployed in Lytton for the evacuees of the Lytton wildfire.
Tune in, and listen if you can!
https://www.cbc.ca/listen/live-radio/1-93-all-points-west
Kevin Haughton, Clearflo Solutions Founder, will be speaking with his friend Rohit Joseph from CBC Radio today at 4:00pm PDT! He will be addressing and discussing where we are at with our water treatment system that was recently deployed in Lytton for the evacuees of the Lytton wildfire.
Tune in, and listen if you can!
https://www.cbc.ca/listen/live-radio/1-93-all-points-west
October 14th, 2021. The system arrived just South of the Village of Lytton
The system was set up, operational and pumping water on October 16th, 2021. We are awaiting the last steps of our certification by FNHA and IHA. Once this process is complete, we will be certified across all First Nations!
We are honoured and grateful to be able to do what it is we do, and provide what we provide, to those evacuees of the Lytton Wildfire!
The system was set up, operational and pumping water on October 16th, 2021. We are awaiting the last steps of our certification by FNHA and IHA. Once this process is complete, we will be certified across all First Nations!
We are honoured and grateful to be able to do what it is we do, and provide what we provide, to those evacuees of the Lytton Wildfire!
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October 4, 2021 Lytton Wildfire Recovery Effort
Clearflo Solutions are so pleased to announce that we will deliver one of our clean drinking water systems to the site of the temporary housing area. This area is designated to house evacuees of the Village of Lytton. Residents of this site will receive access to safe, clean drinking water within 2 weeks!
This system will provide necessary and immediate fresh, clean water to First Nations and Non-Indigenous persons, displaced by the evacuation. We gratefully acknowledge that we are gathering on the ancestral and Unceded territory of the Nlaka'pamux Nation, where live, learn and collaborate.
Clearflo Solutions are so pleased to announce that we will deliver one of our clean drinking water systems to the site of the temporary housing area. This area is designated to house evacuees of the Village of Lytton. Residents of this site will receive access to safe, clean drinking water within 2 weeks!
This system will provide necessary and immediate fresh, clean water to First Nations and Non-Indigenous persons, displaced by the evacuation. We gratefully acknowledge that we are gathering on the ancestral and Unceded territory of the Nlaka'pamux Nation, where live, learn and collaborate.