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Public outcry erupted last year over the small fee of $3.71 that the province currently charges for every million litres on all water-taking permits.

As a chocolate lover and an environmentalist, I’m heartbroken.

Nestle Waters Canada says it wants to partner with a small southern Ontario township on a well that the community wanted for its drinking water supply.

Wynne says it's time to separate the bottled water companies from the many other sectors that have water taking permits, including mining, construction and the steel industry.

Environmentalists are urging the Ontario government against renewing one of Nestle's water-taking permits in a southwestern Ontario town, saying that "water should be for life and not for profit."