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Ontario mining industry dealing with unclear rules for Indigenous engagement

Ontario mining industry dealing with unclear rules for Indigenous engagement

Ontario mining companies say they’re ready to work with Indigenous communities, but this week’s PDAC conference shows rules for doing so are far from settled
Hydro One completes acquisition of interest in East-West Tie Line

Hydro One completes acquisition of interest in East-West Tie Line

The company now holds a 48 per cent interest in the power line between Wawa and Thunder Bay.
Construction to start on long-awaited mercury care home in Grassy Narrows

Construction to start on long-awaited mercury care home in Grassy Narrows

The First Nation has suffered decades of debilitating health problems from mercury poisoning.
More addictions help coming for women at-risk or leaving jail

More addictions help coming for women at-risk or leaving jail

The organization will be expanding harm reduction programming.
Good data crucial to Ring of Fire development: business leader

Good data crucial to Ring of Fire development: business leader

The Anishnawbe Business Professional Association hosted a panel discussion at large mining convention in Toronto on Monday.
Marathon man wins $100,000 prize

Marathon man wins $100,000 prize

Very Merry Money ticket proved to be a big winner.
Vaaniy Foods brand frozen porotta recalled due to undeclared milk

Vaaniy Foods brand frozen porotta recalled due to undeclared milk

The Canadian Food Inspection Agency (CFIA) is carrying out a food safety investigation for the grain product.
Federal Liberal leadership hopeful pledges to ‘be bold’ on eliminating homelessness

Federal Liberal leadership hopeful pledges to ‘be bold’ on eliminating homelessness

Karina Gould is one of four candidates vying to head the party after Justin Trudeau’s pending resignation.
‘It’s not good news’: local forestry expert reacts to Canada-U.S. tariff war

‘It’s not good news’: local forestry expert reacts to Canada-U.S. tariff war

But Laird Van Damme, chair of Nawiinginokiima Forest Management Corporation, says he remains optimistic.
A 40-year-old woman died in a highway collision near Terrace Bay

A 40-year-old woman died in a highway collision near Terrace Bay

The victim was a passenger in an SUV involved in a collision with a pickup truck Monday evening
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