Prince Albert firm teaches communities how to safely clean meth houses.

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Meth Busters Inc offers a partial solution for a housing issue

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Clarence Natomagan wants to teach communities how to safely clean meth houses themselves.

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Meth Busters Inc offers a partial solution for an ongoing housing issue

A Meth Busters Inc crew on site working to make a once boarded-up house safe to live in again. (Facebook photo) NC Raine, Local Journalism Initiative Reporter  By NC Raine Local Journalism Initiative Reporter Eagle Feather News  A Prince Albert-based businessman believes he can help make homes inhabitable again. Clarence Natomagan, owner of Meth Busters Inc., works with multiple housing authorities across the province but would like to work with…

Meth Busters Inc offers a partial solution for a housing issue

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