Grassy Narrows First Nation sues Ontario, federal governments over mercury poisoning
Lawsuit demands Indigenous control over future projects in the traditional territory of the Grassy Narrows First Nation
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Lawsuit demands Indigenous control over future projects in the traditional territory of the Grassy Narrows First Nation
New research confirms ongoing mercury contamination from Dryden's pulp and paper mill, hindering recovery for Grassy Narrows First Nation. Chief Rudy Turtle calls for accountability.
A group calling themselves the First Nations Land Defence Alliance was joined on Tuesday by about 150 supporters in Thunder Bay to rally against radioactive nuclear waste transport and storage
First Nations leaders took their opposition to a recently approved radioactive waste disposal site near the Ottawa River to Parliament Hill February 14, calling on the federal government to halt the project that they say threatens drinking water, wildlife and their fundamental rights.
Grassy Narrows Chief Rudy Turtle is calling out the federal government as a long-promised mercury poisoning treatment centre for the northern Ontario First Nation remains beset by delays tied to federal funding uncertainty.