The two First Nation proponents of a Ring of Fire road welcomed Conservative leader Pierre Poilievre’s promise this week in Sudbury to invest $1 billion into road infrastructure, fast-track mining ...
Webequie First Nation and Marten Falls First Nation welcome Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre’s commitment to invest $1 ...
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In 2007, prospectors found vast deposits of critical minerals — including chromite, which is used to produce stainless steel, ...
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The leader of the federal Conservative Party is in Sudbury today making promises, if elected, to "unlock" access to critical ...
Conservative leader says he'll scrap Ottawa's environmental regulatory regime to unleash natural resources sector ...
In a joint statement, Chief Cornelius Wabasse of Webequie First Nation and Chief Bruce Achneepineskum of Marten Falls First ...
The grand chief of a group of northern Ontario First Nations is blasting Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre over his ...
Creating a way to mine the mineral-rich area in northern Ontario has been on Premier Doug Ford’s to-do list since he was elected for the first time in 2018, but little progress has been made.
Marten Falls and Webequie First Nations are leading an environmental assessment for the Northern Road Link, a proposed corridor that would connect the Ring of Fire to Ontario's highway network.
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