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First Nations leaders from Ring of Fire region demand meeting with Premier Ford

Leaders of several First Nations from the Ring of Fire region in northern Ontario have demanded a meeting with Premier Doug Ford. ....

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'I can breathe,' summer festival helps rejuvenate Neskantaga First Nation

Neskantaga has the longest boil-water advisory in Canada, stretching back more than 28 years. ....

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Ontario First Nations to confront Premier Doug Ford on accelerated mining development plans

The group says Ontario has granted thousands of mining claims without First Nations consent and is now trying to fast track approvals ....

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First Nations communities pursue clean drinking water through the courts

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This time of year, with the temperature plunging below -20 C, a snowmobile and an ice chisel are required tools for anyone in Tataskweyak Cree Nation in need of fresh water.
There’s the bottled stuff, trucked into town courtesy of the federal government, but the weekly shipment of 1,500 cases is only sufficient to meet basic consumption needs. For cleaning, cooking and basic hygiene water, many residents need a supplementary source. And rather than use their tainted tap water, they follow a snowmobile trail several kilometres to Assean Lake, pails in hand. ....

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