Mining push continues despite water crisis in Neskantaga First Nation and Ontario’s Ring of Fire

The infrastructure crises that have plagued Neskantaga First Nation for decades have reached a terrifying breaking point. On Oct. 21, the northern Anishinaabe community’s ailing water systems once again failed completely, and this time in the context of the global coronavirus pandemic.

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Main Authors: Scott, Dayna, Cowen, Deborah
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Published: Osgoode Digital Commons 2020
Subjects:
Environmental Law
Law
anishina*
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Law
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Law
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Cowen, Deborah
Mining push continues despite water crisis in Neskantaga First Nation and Ontario’s Ring of Fire
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Law
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