Regina city council stands firm on plan to fluoridate city’s water
Regina city council reaffirmed its decision to add fluoride to the city’s water, rejecting a motion to walk it back just months before implementation. After hours of debate and over 900 pages of public input, the 7-3 vote signals a commitment to public health despite ongoing pushback. While opponents raised concerns about health risks and process, most medical experts and regulatory agencies stood by fluoridation as a safe, effective way to prevent tooth decay. The city plans to proceed with fluoridation next spring. Larissa Kurz with Regina Leader Post has the full story.
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