February 1-14, 2022: Weekly News Roundup
No new news is good news? Over the last two weeks, all eyes have been on the federal government’s highlyContinue Reading
Friends of the Attawapiskat River
The Friends of the Attawapiskat River (FAR) are a coalition of impacted community members and allies focused on stewarding and protecting the Attawapiskat River and its watersheds.
No new news is good news? Over the last two weeks, all eyes have been on the federal government’s highlyContinue Reading
Friends of the Attawapiskat River have launched a letter calling on government to uphold the inherent Indigenous rights of TreatyContinue Reading
Attawapiskat, Fort Albany and Neskantaga First Nations have demanded a halt to the Environmental Assessment until meaningful consultation can beContinue Reading
The provincial environment assessment (EA) process is underway as of May 4th on the middle section for the Ring of FireContinue Reading
Marten Falls First Nation and Webequie First Nation selected two environmental consulting firms in the process of two proposed roadsContinue Reading
According to Minister of Northern Development and Mines, Energy and Indigenous Affairs, Greg Rickford, part of the “Connecting the North”Continue Reading
Three weeks after 271 residents of the community of Neskantaga were evacuated due to contaminated water, the federal Indigenous ServicesContinue Reading
A few essential services workers remain in the Neskantaga after the remainder of the community was evacuated to Thunder Bay,Continue Reading
A researcher from the Yellowhead Institute and member of Eabametoong First Nation, Riley Yesno, argues that the Ontario government isContinue Reading
On October 6, a virtual community meeting was held to answer questions related to the Webequie First Nation’s proposed 107kmContinue Reading