The article almost discusses a critical point but  cannot say the words.

Many First Nations have selected the most complex water plants on the market. These plants require operators to be sent to a very lengthy training course in a distant city. This can provide a temporary job(s) for a few weeks or a month. Once the plant is operational its complexity overwhelms the newly trained individual(s) & the plant quickly becomes non-operational.

In other instances, the plant is vandalized & never repaired.

Censors are free to be critical & the Globe censor can delete my comments. I was amazed when a very knowledgeable person presented these facts at a meeting.