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Ontario MPPs can now speak their own Indigenous languages at Queen's Park - Vimarsana News

Ontario MPPs can now speak their own Indigenous languages at Queen's Park

Ontario MPPs can now speak Indigenous languages at Queen's Park, after previously being limited to English or French. Language speakers say it's a small step on the path toward reconciliation, but means the world to those working to preserve traditional languages lost to Canada's colonial systems.

Source: cbc.ca
Northstar Gold Commences EM Surveys Targeting Cam Copper VMS Extensions at Miller Copper-Gold Property - Vimarsana News

Northstar Gold Commences EM Surveys Targeting Cam Copper VMS Extensions at Miller Copper-Gold Property

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No more 'missed opportunities' - Vimarsana News

No more 'missed opportunities'

The gathering aims at economic development, reconciliation and the promotion of built-in prosperity in Ontario's north.

After 'slow, agonizing progress,' province maps out next steps in Long Lake remediation project - Vimarsana News

After 'slow, agonizing progress,' province maps out next steps in Long Lake remediation project

Road work is anticipated to begin this year, with rehabilitation activities set to take place in 2025. Arsenic from abandoned gold mine tailings continue to leak into the lake, polluting the wider watershed.

Source: cbc.ca
CRDAC hopes industry partnerships shows 'Conklin is open for business' - Vimarsana News

CRDAC hopes industry partnerships shows 'Conklin is open for business'

Conklin's leaders hope the partnerships will bring much-needed economic and social development to the hamlet south of Fort McMurray.