Australian owner of major Ring of Fire deposits brings big promises, controversial reputation : vimarsana.com

The Australian owner of the company that holds the largest mining stake in the Ring of Fire has a controversial reputation for business dealings with Indigenous people back home. Canadian and Australian interests weigh in on whether Andrew Forrest's background may impact what happens here.

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