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Tornado alerts issued for multiple regions of Quebec - Vimarsana News

Tornado alerts issued for multiple regions of Quebec

There are tornado warnings in two areas of Quebec, while watches remain in several regions across the province.

Grassy Narrows proves environmental racism is not over - Vimarsana News

Grassy Narrows proves environmental racism is not over

The discovery that pollution from a paper mill is contributing to long-standing mercury poisoning afflicting the nearby First Nation is another example of how widespread and persistent the problem has become, federal MPs say.

Mercury poisoning near Grassy Narrows First Nation worsened by ongoing industrial pollution, study suggests - Vimarsana News

Mercury poisoning near Grassy Narrows First Nation worsened by ongoing industrial pollution, study suggests

A new study suggests historic problems in northwestern Ontario from mercury contamination in the 1960s and 70s are being made worse by ongoing industrial pollution. Researchers at the University of Western Ontario have released the results of a study which found that discharge from the Dryden Paper Mill is combining with mercury dumped into the English-Wabigoon river decades ago to create an even more toxic compound: methylmercury.

Source: cbc.ca
Environmental racism underlies Grassy Narrows' crises - Vimarsana News

Environmental racism underlies Grassy Narrows' crises

Grassy Narrows offers a tragic example of the devastating effects of colonialism and environmental racism.

Source: rabble.ca
Truth and Reconciliation calls for perseverance, commitment - Vimarsana News

Truth and Reconciliation calls for perseverance, commitment

Today, we honour the memory of those who survived the Indian residential schools — and those who didn’t. We sometimes forget that the harm caused by those schools was often