“…Both survey and case study research has illustrated geographic and situational diversity with respect to the experience of the water crisis facing First Nations in Canada (EKOS Research Associates Incorporated, 2009;Polaris Institute, 2008). Further, the intra-Aboriginal differences in Canada across a number of well-being indicators have been illustrated (Maxim, White, Beavon, & Whitehead, 2001;Spence, White, & Maxim, 2007;White et al, 2008). O'Sullivan and McHardy (2007) have documented regional variation in well-being (education, housing, income, labor force activity) from the 2001 Census indicating that the Atlantic Provinces, British Columbia, and the North are at the top, followed by Ontario and Quebec, and finally Manitoba, Saskatchewan, and Alberta.…”