Ontario First Nations Resist Accelerated Mining in Ring of Fire
Ontario's rush to develop mines has sparked resistance from impacted First Nations, who claim their rights are being undermined.
Premier Doug Ford and Indigenous Minister Greg Rickford signed a $39.5-million agreement with Webequie First Nation, including $1.5-million for mental health supports and $10 million for the Webequie Supply Road Project.
“History repeating itself”
- A new infrastructure deal includes a supply road in the Ring of Fire mineral deposit.
- The first enactment of the province's controversial Bill 5 legislation drew stern responses from First Nations leaders.
Author's summary: Ontario accelerates Ring of Fire mining despite First Nations' resistance.
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