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Attachment From Friends of the Attawapiskat River to Impact Assessment Agency of Canada re: Comments on the Final Impact Statement of the Webequie Supply Road Project

  • Projet de route d'approvisionnement Webequie
  • Auteur : Administrateur de la part de Friends of the Attawapiskat River
  • Numéro de référence : 273
  • Présenté : 2026-02-25 16 h 34
  • Phase du projet : Étude d'impact
  • Avis de participation : S.O.
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  • Webequie Supply Road Project Impact Assessment Agency of Canada 600-55 York Street Toronto, Ontario M5J 1R7 webequie@iaac-aeic.gc.ca February 26, 2026 RE: FRIENDS OF THE ATTAWAPISKAT RIVER Comments on the Final Impact Statement of the Webequie Supply Road Project (IAAC Reference No. 80183) This comment is submitted by the Friends of the Attawapiskat River (the “Friends”) in response to the call for feedback by the Impact Assessment Agency of Canada’s (“Agency”) on Webequie First Nation’s Organization’s (“WFN”) Impact Statement (“IS”) for the Webequie Supply Road Project (“WSR”).1 In providing these comments, we remind the Agency that we are the ancestral people of the lands where the Ring of Fire is proposed. We, the Oji-cree, Ojibway, and Omushkegowuk people, have lived in harmony with these lands given to us by the Creator since time immemorial. We are the Water People. The water gives us life, and we take care of the water in ...
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Attachment From Attawapiskat First Nation to Impact Assessment Agency of Canada re: Attawapiskat First Nation’s preliminary comments on the Webequie Supply Road project Final Impact Statement

  • Projet de route d'approvisionnement Webequie
  • Auteur : Administrateur de la part de Attawapiskat First Nation
  • Numéro de référence : 272
  • Présenté : 2026-03-18 10 h 26
  • Phase du projet : Étude d'impact
  • Avis de participation : S.O.
  • See the attached submission / Veuillez consulter la pièce jointe  
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  • March 17, 2026 SENT BY EMAIL Loraine Cox and Caitlin Cafaro Team Leaders, Ontario Region Impact Assessment Agency of Canada loraine.cox@iaac-aeic.gc.ca caitlin.cafaro@iaac-aeic.gc.ca webequie@iaac-aeic.gc.ca Dorothy Moszynski and Sasha McLeod Special Project Officers Environmental Assessment Branch Ontario Ministry of the Environment, Conservation and Parks dorothy.moszynski@ontario.ca sasha.mcleod@ontario.ca Dear Ms. Cox, Ms. Cafaro, Ms. Moszynski, and Ms. McLeod, Re: Attawapiskat First Nation’s preliminary comments on the Webequie Supply Road Final Impact Statement We are writing in response to a March 20, 2026 deadline to provide comments to Ontario on the Webequie Supply Road (WSR) proponent’s Final Impact Statement (Final IS). On March 9, 2026, Attawapiskat First Nation and Fort Albany First Nation wrote to request additional time to review and comment on the Webequie Supply Road and Marten Falls Community Access Road final ...
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Attachment WCS Canada Comments on the Webequie Supply Road Project Environmental Assessment Report/Impact Statement

  • Projet de route d'approvisionnement Webequie
  • Auteur : WCS Canada
  • Numéro de référence : 268
  • Présenté : 2026-02-26 10 h 55
  • Phase du projet : Étude d'impact
  • Avis de participation : S.O.
  • February 26, 2026   To: Impact Assessment Agency of Canada via the Canadian Impact Assessment Registry (https://iaac-aeic.gc.ca/050/evaluations/proj/80183); and to Michael Fox, Don Parkinson, and the Webequie Supply Road Project Team via email (wsrcomments@supplyroad.ca)   Re: Comments on the Webequie Supply Road Project Environmental Assessment Report/Impact Statement     To whom it may concern,   Please consider this letter as our response to the request for public input on the Environmental Assessment Report/Impact Statement (EAR/IS) for the proposed Webequie Supply Road Project (the Project) in northwestern Ontario. We provide this response in our capacities as Wildlife Conservation Society (WCS) Canada scientists leading research and policy development related to species and ecosystems to inform conservation decisions. Relevant expertise to the ...
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  • WCS Canada – Ontario Northern Boreal Program Phone: (807) 285-9125 10 Cumberland St N Email: wcscanada@wcs.org Thunder Bay, ON, P7A 4K9 Canada Web: www.wcscanada.org February 26, 2026 To: Impact Assessment Agency of Canada via the Canadian Impact Assessment Registry (https://iaac-aeic.gc.ca/050/evaluations/proj/80183); and to Michael Fox, Don Parkinson, and the Webequie Supply Road Project Team via email (wsrcomments@supplyroad.ca) Re: Comments on the Webequie Supply Road Project Environmental Assessment ...
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Attachment From Attawapiskat First Nation to Impact Assessment Agency of Canada re: IAAC's February 27, 2026 deadline to consider whether the proponent’s Impact Statement has all the necessary information to conduct the impact assessment

  • Projet de route d'approvisionnement Webequie
  • Auteur : Administrateur de la part de Attawapiskat First Nation
  • Numéro de référence : 270
  • Présenté : 2026-02-23 15 h 41
  • Phase du projet : Étude d'impact
  • Avis de participation : S.O.
  • See the attached submission / Veuillez consulter la pièce jointe  
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  • February 23, 2026 SENT BY EMAIL Loraine Cox and Martyna Krezel Team Leaders, Ontario Region Impact Assessment Agency of Canada loraine.cox@iaac-aeic.gc.ca martyna.krezel@iaac-aeic.gc.ca webequie@iaac-aeic.gc.ca Dear Ms. Cox and Ms. Krezel, Re. IAAC’s February 27, 2026 deadline to consider whether the proponent’s Impact Statement has all the necessary information to conduct the impact assessment We are writing with regard to your email of February 12, 2026, in which you state that “Comments submitted by February 27, 2026, will be considered to inform IAAC’s decision of whether the proponent’s Impact Statement has all the necessary information to conduct the impact assessment and IAAC’s draft Impact Assessment report, as applicable.” Your February 27th deadline for making a decision on the adequacy of the proponent’s impact statement is unreasonable and must be extended until Attawapiskat First Nation and the Impact Assessment Agency can jointly and ...
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Attachment From Attawapiskat First Nation to Impact Assessment Agency of Canada re: Impact Assessment Agency of Canada's November 24, 2025, letter, and further preliminary comments on the Webequie Supply Road project draft Impact Statement

  • Projet de route d'approvisionnement Webequie
  • Auteur : Administrateur de la part de Attawapiskat First Nation
  • Numéro de référence : 267
  • Présenté : 2026-01-14 13 h 40
  • Phase du projet : Étude d'impact
  • Avis de participation : S.O.
  • See the attached submission / Veuillez consulter la pièce jointe  
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Attachment From Attawapiskat First Nation to Impact Assessment Agency of Canada re: Preliminary comments on the Webequie Supply Road project draft Impact Statement

  • Projet de route d'approvisionnement Webequie
  • Auteur : Administrateur de la part de Attawapiskat First Nation
  • Numéro de référence : 263
  • Présenté : 2025-10-06 16 h 10
  • Phase du projet : Étude d'impact
  • Avis de participation : S.O.
  • See the attached submission / Veuillez consulter la pièce jointe  
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  • Telephone: 705-997-2375 Fax: 705-997 -2422 ATTAWAPISKAT F-IRS!E NATION October 06, 2025 SENT BY EMAi L Loraine Cox and Martyna Krezel Team Leaders, Ontario Region Impact Assessment Agency of Canada loraine.cox@iaac-aeic.gc.ca ma rtyna.krezel@iaac-aeic.gc.ca we beg u ie@iaac-aeic.gc.ca Dorothy Moszynski and Sasha McLeod Special Project Officers Environmental Assessment Branch P.O. Box 248 Attawapiskat, Ontario POL1AO Ontario Ministry of the Environment, Conservation and Parks dorothy.moszynski@ontario.ca sash a. mcleod@onta rio .ca Dear Ms. Cox, Ms. Krezel, Ms. Moszynski, and Ms. McLeod, Re: Preliminary comments on the Webequie Supply Road draft Impact Statement As per the Impact Assessment Agency of Canada and the Ontario Ministry of Environment's request, Attawapiskat First Nation is providing preliminary comments on the Webequie Supply Road (WSR) proponent's draft Impact Statement (draft IS). The WSR draft IS follows the familiar ...
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Attachment Group Submission

  • Projet de route d'approvisionnement Webequie
  • Auteur : Jamie-Lee Reardon
  • Numéro de référence : 261
  • Présenté : 2025-03-12 11 h 42
  • Phase du projet : Étude d'impact
  • Avis de participation : S.O.
  • Webequie Supply Road  Key considerations:  Access to land that would otherwise be inaccessible  Changes to social and cultural ways due to the increase of non-Indigenous people in the remote locations Increase in services needed for the growth of people in the area Potential increase of social problems experienced by nearby communities Disruption to migration patterns for wildlife in the area (moose, caribou, birds) Overharvesting of animals and fish due to more access to the land and waterways Increase in traffic and potential exposure to pollutants, fuel i.e. diesel - heavy equipment Increase of exposure to drugs and alcohol ...

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Attachment Group Submission

  • Projet de route d'approvisionnement Webequie
  • Auteur : Keepers of the Circle
  • Numéro de référence : 260
  • Présenté : 2024-10-23 11 h 43
  • Phase du projet : Étude d'impact
  • Avis de participation : S.O.
  • Webequie Supply Road Project Key considerations:   No purpose, language (leaves it open), transparency (seems different communities know different things), what information that is being communicated, nations did not have much to say about the project, vague on who is allowed to use the road, need an extension for more information to be available, sacred sites. To whom it may concern: Upon reading the documents for the Webequie Supply Road Project we have these specific concerns: Indigenous people are not being communicated with in a format that is familiar to their traditional indigenous understanding. People have not commented due to the lack of full disclosure of information about the ...

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Attachment Agreement with timeline extension request + Recommendations

  • Projet de route d'approvisionnement Webequie
  • Auteur : Temiskaming Native Women's Support Group
  • Numéro de référence : 236
  • Présenté : 2022-12-09 11 h 51
  • Phase du projet : Étude d'impact
  • Avis de participation : S.O.
  • To: The Impact Assessment Agency of Canada Subject: Extension Request for Webequie Supply Road Project Keepers of the Circle is operated by the Temiskaming Native Women’s Support Group, we are Indigenous Family Learning Center in Kirkland Lake and Temiskaming Shores. Our mandate is to maintain quality programing for Indigenous children, women, and families through implementing various projects such as, employment training, healthcare, childcare and more. Our organization works closely with our partner the AnanauKatiget Tumingit Regional Inuit Women's Association (ATRIWA) to raise capacity for Indigenous women, girls and gender diverse persons in Northern Labrador as well as in Northern Ontario to participate in Impact Assessments. While Indigenous Peoples are frequently regarded as key partners in project assessments, Indigenous women’s concerns and aspirations regarding industrial projects have historically been marginalized, as have the ...

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Attachment From Wildlife Conservation Society Canada to the Impact Assessment Agency of Canada re: Comments on the Webequie Supply Road Project Assessment and Time Limit Extension Request

  • Projet de route d'approvisionnement Webequie
  • Auteur : Administrateur de la part de Wildlife Conservation Society of Canada
  • Numéro de référence : 249
  • Présenté : 2022-11-28 11 h 21
  • Mis à jour : 2023-01-09 8 h 53
  • Raison : Commentaire mis à jour pour cause administrative
  • Phase du projet : S.O.
  • Avis de participation : S.O.
  • Please see the attached submission. 
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  • WCS CANADA CHERYL CHETKIEWICZ 5912 109A STREET NW TEL: 780-860-5130 EDMONTON, AB, T6H 3C5 EMAIL: CCHETKIEWICZ@WCS.ORG WWW.WCSCANADA.ORG                   ...
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Attachment From Nibinamik First Nation to the Impact Assessment Agency of Canada re: Comments on the Webequie Supply Road Project Assessment and Time Limit Extension Request

  • Projet de route d'approvisionnement Webequie
  • Auteur : Administrateur de la part de Nibinamik First Nation
  • Numéro de référence : 251
  • Présenté : 2022-11-25 17 h 13
  • Phase du projet : S.O.
  • Avis de participation : S.O.
  • Hello Caitlin,   As legal counsel for Nibinamik First Nation, I am writing in response to Canada’s request for comments on the request to extend the time limits under the Impact Assessment Act for the Webequie Supply Road project to January 6, 2027.   Nibinamik is still in the process of reviewing and considering the implications of the request, however, since you have asked for comments by November 25 (today), we would like to provide the following preliminary feedback. In particular, we want to make the point that if the extension request is approved, Canada should ensure that it is able to require updated or additional studies or surveys from the proponent, where needed, in order to accurately reflect the environmental, cultural, or cumulative impacts of the project.   It is of critical importance that Canada has accurate information to rely upon when monitoring and assessing the project. ...

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Attachment From Ginoogaming First Nation to the Impact Assessment Agency of Canada re: Comments on the Webequie Supply Road Project Assessment and Time Limit Extension Request

  • Projet de route d'approvisionnement Webequie
  • Auteur : Administrateur de la part de Ginoogaming First Nation
  • Numéro de référence : 250
  • Présenté : 2022-11-25 15 h 52
  • Phase du projet : S.O.
  • Avis de participation : S.O.
  • Hi Caitlin,   I am writing in response to the IAAC’s letter and email dated October 25, 2022, regarding the Time Limit Extension Request for the Federal Impact Assessment (IA) Process of the Webequie Supply Road (WSR) Project.   GFN is in support of WSR’s request for a timeline extension (to January 2027) to complete their IA, and understands the challenges and limitations placed on the IA to-date due to the global pandemic.   GFN also continues to experience ongoing challenges surrounding participation in this IA, due to the absence of Proponent and Provincial funding to support needed consultation, engagement and technical support.   GFN would like to better understand the WSR team’s plans for in-person engagement throughout the project, now that pandemic restrictions have eased. 22 Indigenous communities are listed as requiring engagement, however GFN knows that a ‘lesser ...

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Attachment From Constance Lake First Nation to the Impact Assessment Agency of Canada re: Comments on the Webequie Supply Road Project Assessment and Time Limit Extension Request

  • Projet de route d'approvisionnement Webequie
  • Auteur : Administrateur de la part de Constance Lake First Nation
  • Numéro de référence : 247
  • Présenté : 2022-11-25 15 h 27
  • Mis à jour : 2023-01-06 14 h 33
  • Raison : Commentaire mis à jour pour cause administrative
  • Phase du projet : S.O.
  • Avis de participation : S.O.
  • Please see the attached submission. 
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  • CONSTANCE LAKE FIRST NATION P.O Box 4000 CONSTANCE LAKE, Ontario - P0L 1B0 Telephone (705) 463-4511 – Fax (705) 463-2222 General e-mail: clbo@clfn.on.ca Website: www.clfn.on.ca Constance Lake First Nation Page 1 of 2 November 25, 2022 Impact Assessment Agency of Canada, Ontario Region Attn: Caitlin Cafaro, Crown Consultation Coordinator 600 – 55 York Street Toronto, ON M5J 1R7 Via e-mail: webequie@iaac-aeic.gc.ca Re: Time Limit Extension Request for the Federal Impact Assessment Process of the Webequie Supply Road Project Dear Ms. Cafaro, I am writing in response to the IAAC’s letter dated October 25, 2022, regarding the Time Limit Extension Request for the Federal Impact Assessment (IA) Process of the Webequie Supply Road (WSR) Project. Constance Lake First Nation (CLFN) was asked to provide input on the extension request and the WSR’s engagement plans. CLFN is in support of WSR’s request for a timeline extension (to ...
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Attachment From Jackfish Métis Association to the Impact Assessment Agency of Canada re: Comments on the Webequie Supply Road Project Assessment

  • Projet de route d'approvisionnement Webequie
  • Auteur : Administrateur de la part de Jackfish Metis Community
  • Numéro de référence : 248
  • Présenté : 2022-11-16 18 h 58
  • Phase du projet : S.O.
  • Avis de participation : S.O.
  • We do expect that as a Metis community with citizens in this region, that we should have a say in this project as well as concerns about this road. Thank you! Jon MacDonald, Jackfish Metis Community.

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Attachment From Attawapiskat First Nation to the Impact Assessment Agency of Canada re: Comments on the Collaborative Assessment of Impacts on Rights

  • Projet de route d'approvisionnement Webequie
  • Auteur : Administrateur de la part de Attawapiskat First Nation
  • Numéro de référence : 230
  • Présenté : 2021-12-15
  • Phase du projet : S.O.
  • Avis de participation : S.O.
  • Please see the attached submission.
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  • December 15, 2021 SENT BY EMAIL Heather Nelson Project Analyst, Ontario Region Impact Assessment Agency of Canada Government of Canada 22nd Floor, Place Bell 160 Elgin Street Ottawa, ON K1A 0H3 Email: heather.nelson@iacc-aeic.gc.ca Dear Ms. Nelson, Re: IAAC to Attawapiskat First Nation - Invitation to participate in collaborative assessment of impacts on rights We are writing with regard to your invitation of November 29th to participate in an impact to rights mapping and worksheet exercise. Your request focuses on the three proposed all-season road projects – the Webequie Supply Road, the Marten Falls Community Access Road, and the Northern Road Link. Attawapiskat First Nation’s position remains that a comprehensive regional impact assessment for the Ring of Fire must be completed first. As we have stated previously, the regional impact assessment must be co-led, in partnership with Canada, by the First Nations who stand to be affected by ...
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Attachment From Fort Albany First Nation to the Impact Assessment Agency of Canada re: Comments on Participant Funding

  • Projet de route d'approvisionnement Webequie
  • Auteur : Administrateur de la part de Fort Albany First Nation
  • Numéro de référence : 229
  • Présenté : 2021-10-17
  • Phase du projet : S.O.
  • Avis de participation : S.O.
  • Please see the attached submission.
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  • BEAMISH LAW October 17, 2021 Via email - iaac.FP-PAF.aeic@canada.ca Impact Assessment Agency of Canada Funding Programs 22nd Floor, Place Bell 160 Elgin Street Ottawa ON K1A 0113 Dear Sir or Madam, Re: Fort Albany First Nation - Application for Participant Funding for engagement in the Marten Falls Community Access Road and Webequie Supply Road impact assessments At the direction of Chief Robert Nakogee, please find enclosed Fort Albany First Nation's application for participant funding for the Marten Falls Community Access Road and Webequie Supply Road impact assessment processes, as well as a Band Council Resolution authorizing this application. This application reflects Fort Albany First Nation's reasonable estimates with the funds and information available to it. However, it has been the First Nation's recent experience that unpredictability related to the pandemic, travel and gathering restrictions, and staffing shortages and capacity issues have made it ...
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Attachment Questions Regarding Northern Road Link and Project Status

  • Projet de route d'approvisionnement Webequie
  • Auteur : Administrateur de la part de Neskantaga First Nation
  • Numéro de référence : 216
  • Présenté : 2020-08-28
  • Phase du projet : Étude d'impact
  • Avis de participation : S.O.
  • Good morning Anjala and Caitlin,   We have a number of questions that you may be able to assist us in answering.   1. As you likely know Webequie has submitted their final terms of reference for the Ontario EA process and Marten Falls is seeking comment on their Ontario EA Study Area boundaries.   What impact, if any will these, actions by the road proponents have on the respective federal EAs?   2. Noront has made recent public statements on a number of EA issues that require ...

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Attachment Letter to Crown from Fort Albany re Marten Falls and Webequie Roads, Covid-19, and Duty to Consult

  • Projet de route d'approvisionnement Webequie
  • Auteur : Administrateur de la part de Fort Albany First Nation
  • Numéro de référence : 212
  • Présenté : 2020-04-08
  • Phase du projet : Étude d'impact
  • Avis de participation : S.O.
  • Please see the attached submission.
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  • BEAMISH LAW  April 8, 2020 Via email: ​anjala.puvananathan@canada.ca Impact Assessment Agency of Canada Ontario Region 600-55 York Street Toronto ON MSJ 1R7 Attn: Anjala Puvananathan, Director, Ontario Regional Office Via email: ​lori.churchill@ontario.ca Energy, Northern Development and Mines Strategic Network and Agency Policy Division 6th Flr, 77 Grenville St. Toronto, ON M7A 1B3 Attn: Lori Churchill, Director, ENDM, Mines and Minerals Division, Indigenous Consultation and Partnerships Branch Dear Ms. Puvananathan and Ms. Churchill, Re: Covid-19 and assessment/consultation processes for the Webequie Supply Road Project and Marten Falls Community Access Road Project I am counsel for Fort Albany First Nation with respect to the impact and environmental assessment processes for the Webequie Supply Road Project and Marten Falls Community Access Road Project. These proposed Projects are located on Fort Albany’s traditional territory and ...
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Attachment Nibinamik First Nation - Additional Information and Consultation (Webequie Supply Road Project) (see related document #119)

  • Projet de route d'approvisionnement Webequie
  • Auteur : Administrateur de la part de Nibinamik First Nation
  • Numéro de référence : 214
  • Présenté : 2020-04-01
  • Phase du projet : Étude d'impact
  • Avis de participation : S.O.
  • Please see the attached submission.
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  • April 1, 2020 VIA EMAIL TO IAAC.Webequie.AEIC@canada.ca Caitlin Cafaro Crown Consultation Coordinator Impact Assessment Agency of Canada Ontario Region 600-55 York Street Toronto, ON M5J 1R7 Dear Ms. Cafaro: Re: Nibinamik First Nation – Additional Information and Consultation on Webequie First Nation’s Proposed Supply Road Project We are legal counsel for Nibinamik First Nation (“Nibinamik”) in relation to the above-noted project. We are writing regarding the Impact Assessment Agency’s (the “Agency”) February 24, 2020 letter and March 13, 2020 email to Nibinamik about the Agency’s review of Webequie First Nation’s proposed Supply Road Project (the “Project”). Specifically, we are writing in response to your request for any additional information that would contribute to the Agency’s understanding of the Project’s potential impacts on Nibinamik’s Aboriginal or Treaty rights and any additional consultation methods or activities that Nibinamik ...
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Attachment Response to February 24, 2020 letter from the Agency (see related document #119)

  • Projet de route d'approvisionnement Webequie
  • Auteur : Administrateur de la part de Long Lake #58 First Nation
  • Numéro de référence : 219
  • Présenté : 2020-03-24
  • Phase du projet : Étude d'impact
  • Avis de participation : S.O.
  • Hi Caitlin, In reviewing the February 24th documents on the Marten Falls Community Access Road Project and the Webequie Supply Road Project IAs, the following comments are provided on Attachment 4 (summary of information available to the IAAC on LL58): Section a), second bullet: Long Lake #58 First Nation is not a signatory to Treaty 9 or the Robinson-Superior Treaty of 1850. LL58 has been located on a one square mile tract of land since 1905. While we were located to this land, and despite the fact that our Home Lands over laps the geographic boundaries of the treaty 9 and Robinson-Superior Treaty of 1850, LL58 has never signed a treaty with the ...
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  • <Original signed by> <Original signed by> mailto:iaac.martenfalls.aeic@canada.ca mailto:iaac.webequie.aeic@canada.ca Long Lake #58 First Nation Page 1 of 5 January 28, 2020 Restrictive Timelines & Capacity LL58 does not currently have the required resources to conduct a thorough technical review of the Draft Tailored Impact Statement Guidelines (TISG) within the stated deadline (January 28, 2020). While LL58 has made all efforts to be engaged and informed on these projects (including two meetings with the IAAC and hosting a community engagement session with the assistance of Four Rivers (our technical services group)), our Lands & Resource department does not have dedicated staff fluent with Impact Assessment (IA) legislation and processes (especially in light of the new and evolving IA Act). Additional timeline and capacity restrictions have been encountered due to the holiday season (two-week office closure), community elections (last week), lack of ...
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Attachment Response to February 24, 2020 letter from the Agency (see related document #119)

  • Projet de route d'approvisionnement Webequie
  • Auteur : Administrateur de la part de Constance Lake First Nation
  • Numéro de référence : 218
  • Présenté : 2020-03-24
  • Phase du projet : Étude d'impact
  • Avis de participation : S.O.
  • Hi Caitlin, Due to the current crisis situation, I am sending this message on behalf of Constance Lake First Nation: In reviewing the February 24th documents on the Marten Falls Community Access Road Project and the Webequie Supply Road Project IAs, the following comments are provided on Attachment 4 (summary of information available to the IAAC on CLFN): Sections b) & c): Constance Lake First Nation’s traditional territory may be traversed by the proposed Marten Falls project, and will be impacted by increased access by people hunting and fishing in the area, and an increase in forestry and tourism activities. CLFN members will also be impacted by increased traffic on the connecting southern highways, most notably once both projects connect to the Ring of Fire (i.e. the recent ...

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Attachment Response to February 24, 2020 letter from the Agency (see related document #119)

  • Projet de route d'approvisionnement Webequie
  • Auteur : Administrateur de la part de Ginoogaming First Nation
  • Numéro de référence : 221
  • Présenté : 2020-03-24
  • Phase du projet : Étude d'impact
  • Avis de participation : S.O.
  • Hi Caitlin, Due to the current crisis situation, I am sending this message on behalf of Ginoogaming First Nation: In reviewing the February 24th documents on the Marten Falls Community Access Road Project and the Webequie Supply Road Project IAs, the following comments are provided on Attachment 4 (summary of information available to the IAAC on GFN): Section b), first and third bullets: Ginoogaming First Nation’s traditional territory (see attached map) covers a large area of the proposed Marten Falls Community Access Road project, and thus we will be directly impacted by increased hunting and trapping activities, an increase in forestry activities, and an overall increase in traffic, most notably once both projects connect to the Ring of Fire (i.e. the recent ...
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Attachment Aroland First Nation Response to Notice of Commencement for Webequie Supply Road Project (see related document #119)

  • Projet de route d'approvisionnement Webequie
  • Auteur : Administrateur de la part de Aroland First Nation
  • Numéro de référence : 223
  • Présenté : 2020-03-23
  • Phase du projet : Étude d'impact
  • Avis de participation : S.O.
  • Please see the attached submission.
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  • March 23, 2020 Caitlin Cafaro, Crown Consultation Coordinator Impact Assessment Agency of Canada 600-55 York Street, Toronto, ON M5J 1R7 Email: IAAC.Webequie.AEIC@Canada.ca Dear Ms. Caitlin Cafaro, RE: Notice of Commencement of the Impact Assessment Process for the Webequie Supply Road Project On February 24, 2020, the Impact Assessment Agency of Canada’s (IAAC) sent a letter to Aroland First Nation (AFN) regarding the Notice of Commencement for the Webequie Supply Road Project (the “Project”) Impact Assessment. Thank you for the opportunity to respond. In this letter, we identify comments that were not addressed in the finalized Indigenous Engagement and Partnership Plan (IEPP) and Tailored Impact Statement Guideline (TISG), and responds to the IAAC’s understanding of potential impacts of the Project on AFN’s Aboriginal and/or Treaty rights. Please see Appendix I and II respectively for our detailed responses on these matters. ...
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Attachment Response to Notice of Commencement of the Impact Assessment for the Marten Falls Community Access Road (see related document #119)

  • Projet de route d'approvisionnement Webequie
  • Auteur : Administrateur de la part de Neskantaga First Nation
  • Numéro de référence : 220
  • Présenté : 2020-03-16
  • Phase du projet : Étude d'impact
  • Avis de participation : S.O.
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  • 1. Is there evidence that the Neskantaga First Nation used and occupied the Project Area prior to the submission of the Proposal? Summary Response The available historical, ethnographic literature and oral testimony indicate that there is evidence that Neskantaga, and other First Nation members, used and occupied the lands and waters in and around the Project Area in the period prior to the proposal of the Project.This is reflected in the fur trade accounts of the HBC, geological surveys and the oral testimony of Neskantaga elders. The first major HBC inland trade posts in the region were Henley House, Gloucester House, Marten Falls and Fort Hope (all on the Albany River), and were likely the most important early trade centres for residents of the upper Attawapiskat and Winisk River drainage basins. This required that people travel long distances to trade their furs, and they likely only visited such posts a few times a year. While not well documented, it ...
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