Northern Ontario hosts the biggest conservation project in Canada
Nature Conservancy of Canada is leading the $46 million project, with the Boreal Wildlands including more than 100 lakes and 1,300 kilometres of rivers, streams and shoreline.
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Nature Conservancy of Canada is leading the $46 million project, with the Boreal Wildlands including more than 100 lakes and 1,300 kilometres of rivers, streams and shoreline.
Hearst area forest marks largest single private conservation project ever undertaken
Author of the article: Colleen Romaniuk • Local Journalism Initiative Reporter Publishing date: Jun 28, 2021 • 7 hours ago • 4 minute read • Article content Systemic racism and discrimination negatively impact Northern Ontario’s ability to attract and retain skilled workers and have far-reaching effects on the region’s economic prosperity. That was the sentiment expressed by a group of panelists at Northern Policy Institute’s second annual population growth conference. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser. Racism coul...
Discussion reveals racism and discrimination are major barriers to attracting and retaining much-needed skilled workers in Sudbury