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Projet de route d'accès à la collectivité de Marten Falls

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Attachment From Attawapiskat First Nation to Impact Assessment Agency of Canada re: Comments on Marten Falls Community Access Road Project, Final Impact Statement

Projet de route d'accès à la collectivité de Marten Falls
Auteur : Administrateur de la part de Attawapiskat First Nation
Numéro de référence : 250
Présenté : 2026-04-10 12 h 36
Phase du projet : Étude d'impact
Avis de participation : S.O.
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April 10, 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 martenfalls@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 Marten Falls Community Access Road Final Impact Statement We are writing in response to an April 10, 2026 deadline to provide comments to Ontario on the Marten Falls First Nation Community Access Road (MFFN CAR) 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 ...

Attachment WCS Canada Comments on the Marten Falls Community Access Road Project Environmental Assessment Report/Impact Statemet

Projet de route d'accès à la collectivité de Marten Falls
Auteur : WCS Canada
Numéro de référence : 249
Présenté : 2026-04-10 10 h 01
Phase du projet : Étude d'impact
Avis de participation : S.O.
To whom it may concern: Please find attached our comments on the Final Environmental Assessment Report and Impact Statement for the Marten Falls Community Access Road Project. Thank you for the opportunity to provide comments. Sincerely, Adam Kirkwood, Constance O'Connor, and Justina Ray.
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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 April 10, 2026 To: Impact Assessment Agency of Canada via the Canadian Impact Assessment Registry (https://iaac-aeic.gc.ca/050/evaluations/proj/80184); and to the Marten Falls First Nation Community Access Road Project Team via email (eaisinput@martenfallsaccessroad.ca) Re: Comments on the Marten Falls Community Access Road Project Environmental Assessment ...

Attachment From Attawapiskat First Nation to Impact Assessment Agency of Canada re: Comments from Attawapiskat First Nation on the Marten Falls Community Access Road Project proponent's draft Impact Statement, sections on Water, Fish and Fish Habitat, and Peatlands

Projet de route d'accès à la collectivité de Marten Falls
Auteur : Administrateur de la part de Attawapiskat First Nation
Numéro de référence : 244
Présenté : 2025-09-11 14 h 49
Phase du projet : Étude d'impact
Avis de participation : S.O.
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Attachment From Attawapiskat First Nation to Impact Assessment Agency of Canada re: Attawapiskat First Nation's Comments on the Marten Falls Community Access Road Project proponent's "Aboriginal and/or Treaty Rights and Interests: Impact Assessment Report" (ATRI report)

Projet de route d'accès à la collectivité de Marten Falls
Auteur : Administrateur de la part de Attawapiskat First Nation
Numéro de référence : 243
Présenté : 2025-08-22 8 h 30
Phase du projet : Étude d'impact
Avis de participation : S.O.
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Telephone: 705-997-2375 August 19, 2025 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 martenfa lls@iaac-aeic.gc.ca Dorothy Moszynski and Sasha Mcleod Specia l Project Officers Environmental Assessment Branch P.O. Box 248 Attawapiskat, Ontario POL1AO Ontario Ministry of the Environment, Conservation and Parks dorothy.moszynski@ontario.ca sasha.mcleod@ontario.ca Dear Ms. Cox, Ms. Krezel, M s. Moszynski, and Ms. M cl eod, Fax: 705-997-2422 Re. Attawapiskat First Nation's Comments on the Marten Falls Community Access Road (MFFN CAR) proponent's "Aboriginal and/or Treaty Rights and Interests: Impact Assessment Report" (ATRI report) Attawapiskat First Nation is providing comments on the M arten Falls First Nation Community Access Road (MFFN CAR) proponent's "Aboriginal and/or Treaty Rights and Interests: Impact Assessment ...

Attachment From Attawapiskat First Nation to Impact Assessment Agency of Canada re: Additional Preliminary comments on the Marten Falls Community Access Road draft Impact Statement

Projet de route d'accès à la collectivité de Marten Falls
Auteur : Administrateur de la part de Attawapiskat First Nation
Numéro de référence : 242
Présenté : 2025-07-28 16 h 39
Phase du projet : Étude d'impact
Avis de participation : S.O.
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Telephone: 705-997-2375 Fax: 705-997-2422 ATTAWAPISKAT F-IRST: NATION July 28, 2025 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 martenfalls@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 sasha.mcleod@ontario.ca Dear Ms. Cox, Ms. Krezel, Ms. Moszynski, and Ms. Mcleod, Re: Attawapiskat First Nation's additional preliminary comments on the Marten Falls First Nation Community Access 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 additional preliminary comments on the Marten Falls First Nation Community Access Road ...

Attachment From Transport Canada to Impact Assessment Agency of Canada re: Updates to the Permitting Plan

Projet de route d'accès à la collectivité de Marten Falls
Auteur : Administrateur de la part de Transport Canada
Numéro de référence : 235
Présenté : 2025-07-07 13 h 31
Mis à jour : 2025-07-29 9 h 12
Raison : Commentaire mis à jour pour cause administrative
Phase du projet : Étude d'impact
Avis de participation : S.O.
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Page 1 of 6 UNCLASSIFIED / NON CLASSIFIÉ Enclosure 1: Updating the Federal Permitting Plan for the Marten Falls Community Access Road Project Please submit the completed form by June 23, 2025, via email sent to martenfalls@iaac-aeic.gc.ca Department Contact Information Submission Date July 7, 2025 (extension) Department/Agency Transport Canada Lead Contact, Title, Work Unit Linda Beaulieu, Regional Environmental Advisor, Programs, Transport Canada Email, Phone Linda.beaulieu@tc.gc.ca Alternate Contact, Title, Work Unit David Zeit, Regional Senior Environmental Supervisor, Programs, Transport Canada Email, Phone david.zeit@tc.gc.ca The information that Federal Authorities (Regulators) will provide in this table will be used by IAAC to update the federal Permitting Plan for the Marten Falls Community Access Road Project. This information will also provide guidance to the proponent on next steps for applicable permits, authorizations or licenses (“permits”). Once completed, ...

Attachment From Department of Fisheries and Oceans Canada to Impact Assessment Agency of Canada re: Response to Targeted Questions and Updates to the Permitting Plan

Projet de route d'accès à la collectivité de Marten Falls
Auteur : Administrateur de la part de Fisheries and Oceans Canada
Numéro de référence : 238
Présenté : 2025-07-04 15 h 47
Mis à jour : 2025-07-29 9 h 13
Raison : Commentaire mis à jour pour cause administrative
Phase du projet : Étude d'impact
Avis de participation : S.O.
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Impact Assessment Agency of Canada’s Targeted Questions for the Government Review Team Federal Impact Assessments of the Proposed Ring of Fire Road Projects Page 1 of 15 Targeted Questions for Federal Analysis The review by the Impact Assessment Agency of Canada (IAAC) is focused on the key issues that are relevant for federal impact assessment decision-making, specifically adverse federal effects and public interest factors. Regarding the adverse federal effects, IAAC aims to understand where standard mitigation measures would apply and the Proponent’s proposed mitigation seems appropriate, where existing legislative frameworks can be leveraged, and where oversight and protections from federal and provincial laws can build confidence that effects would be managed and potentially impacted Indigenous communities would be consulted or engaged. To support IAAC’s review of the draft Impact Statements and preparation of the draft Impact Assessment Report, please provide ...
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Page 1 of 6 Enclosure 2: Updating the Federal Permitting Plan for the Marten Falls Community Access Road Project Please submit the completed form by June 23, 2025, via email sent to martenfalls@iaac-aeic.gc.ca Department Contact Information Submission Date July 4, 2025 Department/Agency Department of Fisheries and Oceans Canada Lead Contact, Title, Work Unit Carsten Slama, Biologist, Regulatory Review Unit – Linear Developments Email, Phone carsten.slama@dfo-mpo.gc.ca, 306.201.9349 Alternate Contact, Title, Work Unit Brianna Wyn, Team Lead, Regulatory Review Unit – Linear Developments Email, Phone brianna.wyn@dfo-mpo.gc.ca, 306.216.6595 The information that Federal Authorities (Regulators) will provide in this table will be used by IAAC to update the federal Permitting Plan for the Marten Falls Community Access Road Project. This information will also provide guidance to the proponent on next steps for applicable permits, authorizations or licenses (“permits”). Once ...

Attachment Nibinamik First Nation Review and Recommendations on the draft Environmental Assessment/Impact Statement for the Marten Falls Community Access Road

Projet de route d'accès à la collectivité de Marten Falls
Auteur : Administrateur de la part de NIBINAMIK FIRST NATION
Numéro de référence : 241
Présenté : 2025-06-25 9 h 48
Phase du projet : Étude d'impact
Avis de participation : S.O.
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NIBINAMIK FIRST NATION General Delivery Summer Beaver, Ontario P0T 3B0 Tel: (807) 593-2131 Fax: (807) 593-2270 June 25, 2025 VIA EMAIL to: eaisinput@martenfallsaccessroad.ca martenfalls@iaac-aeic.gc.ca dorothy.moszynski@ontario.ca sasha.mcleod@ontario.ca Marten Falls Community Access Road Project Team, Impact Assessment Agency of Canada; and Ontario Ministry of Environment, Conservation and Parks. RE: Nibinamik First Nation – Review and Recommendations on the Draft Environmental Assessment/Impact Statement for the Marten Falls Community Access Road Marten Falls First Nation (‘Marten Falls’) has proposed the creation of the Marten Falls First Nation Community Access Road (the ‘Project’). The Project is going through a joint process of federal Impact Assessment and provincial Environmental Assessment. As part of that joint process, the Draft Environmental Assessment/Impact Statement (‘Draft EA/IS’) was provided to Nibinamik First Nation (‘Nibinamik’) on ...

Attachment Fort Albany First Nation Preliminary Comments on the Draft Environmental Assessment /Impact Statement for the Marten Falls Community Access Road

Projet de route d'accès à la collectivité de Marten Falls
Auteur : Administrateur de la part de Fort Albany First Nation
Numéro de référence : 240
Présenté : 2025-06-23 21 h 22
Mis à jour : 2025-08-13 8 h 22
Raison : Commentaire mis à jour pour cause administrative
Phase du projet : Étude d'impact
Avis de participation : S.O.
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ID # Document Section and Page # Comment FAFN-001 The Draft EA/IS The Draft EA/IS The Draft EA/IS proposes general Indigenous involvement in future monitoring and decision- making but does not outline, define, or resource a specific role for Indigenous Nations in long- term project governance. This generalized approach falls short of meaningful consultation and accommodation standards, and it fails to align with best practices for Indigenous participation in project oversight and environmental stewardship, particularly in a culturally and ecologically sensitive region. It also fails to explain how Indigenous Knowledge systems will be integrated into monitoring design, evaluation criteria, or adaptive decision-making. Please revise the EA/IS to include the following: 1.A commitment to the co-development of a project oversight and monitoring body with guaranteed participation for impacted Indigenous Nations. 2.Funding and support for Indigenous-led monitoring ...
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First Nation Council P.O. Box 1, Fort Albany, ON P0L 1H0 Tel: (705)-278-1044 Fax: (705)-278-1193 June 23, 2025 Via email - eaisinput@martenfallsaccessroad.ca Re: Preliminary Comments on the Draft Environmental Assessment (EA)/Impact Statement (IS) for the Marten Falls First Nation Community Access Road Dear Marten Falls Community Access Road team, Please find attached Fort Albany First Nation’s (FAFN) preliminary comments on the Draft Environmental Assessment/Impact Statement (Draft EA/IS) for the Marten Falls First Nation Community Access Road (MFCAR). The proposed project has the potential to benefit Marten Falls First Nation in ways that we can appreciate, as we understand the challenges of being a fly- in community. It also has the potential to result in significant, long-term adverse effects on the lands, waters, cultural values, and resources within Fort Albany First ...

Attachment From Indigenous Services Canada to Impact Assessment Agency of Canada re: Response to Targeted Questions and Updates to the Permitting Plan

Projet de route d'accès à la collectivité de Marten Falls
Auteur : Administrateur de la part de Indigenous Services Canada
Numéro de référence : 236
Présenté : 2025-06-23 15 h 23
Mis à jour : 2025-07-29 9 h 14
Raison : Commentaire mis à jour pour cause administrative
Phase du projet : Étude d'impact
Avis de participation : S.O.
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Impact Assessment Agency of Canada’s Targeted Questions for the Government Review Team Federal Impact Assessments of the Proposed Ring of Fire Road Projects Page 1 of 15 Targeted Questions for Federal Analysis The review by the Impact Assessment Agency of Canada (IAAC) is focused on the key issues that are relevant for federal impact assessment decision-making, specifically adverse federal effects and public interest factors. Regarding the adverse federal effects, IAAC aims to understand where standard mitigation measures would apply and the Proponent’s proposed mitigation seems appropriate, where existing legislative frameworks can be leveraged, and where oversight and protections from federal and provincial laws can build confidence that effects would be managed and potentially impacted Indigenous communities would be consulted or engaged. To support IAAC’s review of the draft Impact Statements and preparation of the draft Impact Assessment Report, please provide ...
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Page 1 of 2 Enclosure 2: Updating the Federal Permitting Plan for the Marten Falls Community Access Road Project Please submit the completed form by June 23, 2025, via email sent to martenfalls@iaac-aeic.gc.ca Department Contact Information Submission Date June 23, 2025 Department/Agency Indigenous Services Canada Lead Contact, Title, Work Unit Aaron Dorland, Manager; Lands, Environment and Economic Development, ON Region Email, Phone Aaron.dorland@sac-isc.gc.ca Alternate Contact, Title, Work Unit Julia Gregory, Policy Analyst; Lands and Economic Development Email, Phone Julia.gregory@sac-isc.gc.ca The information that Federal Authorities (Regulators) will provide in this table will be used by IAAC to update the federal Permitting Plan for the Marten Falls Community Access Road Project. This information will also provide guidance to the proponent on next steps for applicable permits, authorizations or licenses (“permits”). Once completed, the detailed permitting plan ...

Attachment From Natural Resources Canada to Impact Assessment Agency of Canada re: Response to Targeted Questions and Updates to the Permitting Plan

Projet de route d'accès à la collectivité de Marten Falls
Auteur : Administrateur de la part de Natural Resources Canada
Numéro de référence : 234
Présenté : 2025-06-23 15 h 17
Mis à jour : 2025-07-29 9 h 14
Raison : Commentaire mis à jour pour cause administrative
Phase du projet : Étude d'impact
Avis de participation : S.O.
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Impact Assessment Agency of Canada’s Targeted Questions for the Government Review Team Federal Impact Assessments of the Proposed Ring of Fire Road Projects Page 1 of 14 UNCLASSIFIED - NON CLASSIFIÉ Targeted Questions for Federal Analysis The review by the Impact Assessment Agency of Canada (IAAC) is focused on the key issues that are relevant for federal impact assessment decision-making, specifically adverse federal effects and public interest factors. Regarding the adverse federal effects, IAAC aims to understand where standard mitigation measures would apply and the Proponent’s proposed mitigation seems appropriate, where existing legislative frameworks can be leveraged, and where oversight and protections from federal and provincial laws can build confidence that effects would be managed and potentially impacted Indigenous communities would be consulted or engaged. To support IAAC’s review of the draft Impact Statements and preparation of the ...
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Page 1 of 3 UNCLASSIFIED - NON CLASSIFIÉ Enclosure 2: Updating the Federal Permitting Plan for the Marten Falls Community Access Road Project Please submit the completed form by June 23, 2025, via email sent to martenfalls@iaac-aeic.gc.ca Department Contact Information Submission Date June 23, 2025 Department/Agency Natural Resources Canada Lead Contact, Title, Work Unit Colter Kelly, Senior Impact Assessment Officer, Office of the Chief Scientist Email, Phone Colter.Kelly@nrcan-rncan.gc.ca Alternate Contact, Title, Work Unit Pierre-Olivier Émond, Manager Impact Assessment and Consultation Unit, NRCan Email, Phone Pierre-Olivier.Emond@nrcan-rncan.gc.ca The information that Federal Authorities (Regulators) will provide in this table will be used by IAAC to update the federal Permitting Plan for the Marten Falls Community Access Road Project. This information will also provide guidance to the proponent on next steps for ...

Attachment From Environment and Climate Change Canada to Impact Assessment Agency of Canada re: Response to Targeted Questions and Updates to the Permitting Plan

Projet de route d'accès à la collectivité de Marten Falls
Auteur : Administrateur de la part de Environment and Climate Change Canada
Numéro de référence : 237
Présenté : 2025-06-23 14 h 55
Mis à jour : 2025-07-29 9 h 15
Raison : Commentaire mis à jour pour cause administrative
Phase du projet : Étude d'impact
Avis de participation : S.O.
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Impact Assessment Agency of Canada’s Targeted Questions for the Government Review Team Federal Impact Assessments of the Proposed Ring of Fire Road Projects Page 1 of 21 ECCC Response to Targeted Questions for Federal Analysis The review by the Impact Assessment Agency of Canada (IAAC) is focused on the key issues that are relevant for federal impact assessment decision-making, specifically adverse federal e�ects and public interest factors. Regarding the adverse federal e�ects, IAAC aims to understand where standard mitigation measures would apply and the Proponent’s proposed mitigation seems appropriate, where existing legislative frameworks can be leveraged, and where oversight and protections from federal and provincial laws can build confidence that e�ects would be managed and potentially impacted Indigenous communities would be consulted or engaged. To support IAAC’s review of the draft Impact Statements and preparation of the draft Impact Assessment Report, ...
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Page 1 of 6 Enclosure 2: Updating the Federal Permitting Plan for the Marten Falls Community Access Road Project Please submit the completed form by June 23, 2025, via email sent to martenfalls@iaac-aeic.gc.ca Department Contact Information Submission Date July 4, 2025 Department/Agency Environment and Climate Change Canada (ECCC) Lead Contact, Title, Work Unit Denise Fell, Senior EA O�icer, EPOD Email, Phone denise.fell@ec.gc.ca, 647-524-1207 Alternate Contact, Title, Work Unit Blake Haskell, EA O�icer, EPOD Email, Phone blake.haskell@ec.gc.ca The information that Federal Authorities (Regulators) will provide in this table will be used by IAAC to update the federal Permitting Plan for the Marten Falls Community Access Road Project. This information will also provide guidance to the proponent on next steps for applicable permits, authorizations or licenses (“permits”). Once completed, the detailed permitting plan including key milestone and timelines, will be ...

Attachment From Attawapiskat First Nation to Impact Assessment Agency of Canada re: Preliminary comments on the Marten Falls Community Access Road draft Impact Statement

Projet de route d'accès à la collectivité de Marten Falls
Auteur : Administrateur de la part de Attawapiskat First Nation
Numéro de référence : 239
Présenté : 2025-06-11 14 h 24
Mis à jour : 2025-07-29 8 h 45
Raison : Commentaire mis à jour pour cause administrative
Phase du projet : Étude d'impact
Avis de participation : S.O.
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Attachment Data Presentation

Projet de route d'accès à la collectivité de Marten Falls
Auteur : Mushkegowuk Council
Numéro de référence : 232
Présenté : 2025-03-14 14 h 02
Phase du projet : Étude d'impact
Avis de participation : S.O.
Will the public/indigenous affected have a chance to comment on the Final EA/IS for the MFFN-CAR before it is submitted for the 6 sections(Community Well-Being, Visual Environment, Aboriginal and Treaty Rights and Interests, Visual, Peatlands + Atmospheric Environment(Air Quality) not summarized at this time before the release of the draft EA/IS?

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

Projet de route d'accès à la collectivité de Marten Falls
Auteur : Administrateur de la part de Constance Lake First Nation
Numéro de référence : 224
Présenté : 2022-12-13 15 h 37
Phase du projet : S.O.
Avis de participation : S.O.
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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 December 9, 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: martenfalls@iaac-aeic.gc.ca Re: Time Limit Extension Request for the Federal Impact Assessment Process of the Marten Falls Community Access Road Project Dear Ms. Cafaro, I am writing in response to the IAAC’s letter dated November 9, 2022, regarding the Time Limit Extension Request for the Federal Impact Assessment (IA) Process of the Marten Falls Community Access Road (MFCAR) Project. Constance Lake First Nation (CLFN) was asked to provide input on the extension request and the MFCAR’s engagement plans. CLFN is in support of MFCAR’s ...

Attachment From Ginoogaming First Nation to the Impact Assessment Agency of Canada re: Comments on the Marten Falls Community Access Road Project Assessment and Time Limit Extension Request

Projet de route d'accès à la collectivité de Marten Falls
Auteur : Administrateur de la part de Ginoogaming First Nation
Numéro de référence : 223
Présenté : 2022-12-09 15 h 56
Phase du projet : S.O.
Avis de participation : S.O.
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Attachment From Wildlife Conservation Society Canada to the Impact Assessment Agency of Canada re: Comments on the Marten Falls Community Access Road Project Assessment and Time Limit Extension Request

Projet de route d'accès à la collectivité de Marten Falls
Auteur : Administrateur de la part de Wildlife Conservation Society Canada
Numéro de référence : 222
Présenté : 2022-12-09 15 h 20
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 9 December 2022 Marten Falls Community Access Road Project Impact Assessment Agency of Canada 600-55 York Street Toronto, Ontario M5J 1R7 Via e-mail: martenfalls@iaac-aeic.gc.ca Re: Request for Time Limit Extension from Marten Falls First Nation to the Impact Assessment Agency of Canada (Project reference number: 80184) Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the Request for Extension Report, prepared by AECOM Canada Ltd. and Dillon Consulting Ltd. on behalf of Marten Falls First Nation as the Proponent for the purpose of the Impact Assessment (IA) of the Marten Falls First Nation All Season ...

Attachment Agreement with Extension Request + Recommendations

Projet de route d'accès à la collectivité de Marten Falls
Auteur : Temiskaming Native Women's Support Group
Numéro de référence : 211
Présenté : 2022-12-09 11 h 47
Phase du projet : Étude d'impact
Avis de participation : S.O.
To the Impact Assessment Agency of Canada, Subject: Marten Falls First Nation All Season Community Access Road December 6th, 2022 Keepers of the Circle is operated by the Temiskaming Native Women’s Support Group, an 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 ...

Attachment From Jackfish Métis Association to the Impact Assessment Agency of Canada re: Comments on the Marten Falls Community Access Road Project Assessment

Projet de route d'accès à la collectivité de Marten Falls
Auteur : Administrateur de la part de Jackfish Métis Association
Numéro de référence : 225
Présenté : 2022-11-16 18 h 54
Phase du projet : S.O.
Avis de participation : S.O.
As a Metis community in this region, we have concerns with this project. We cannot agree to any new road in our region, unless we have a say in this project and furthermore, we believe that our concerns should be addressed.

Attachment From Aroland First Nation to the Impact Assessment Agency of Canada re: Comments on the Marten Falls Community Access Road Project and the Ring of Fire

Projet de route d'accès à la collectivité de Marten Falls
Auteur : Administrateur de la part de Aroland First Nation
Numéro de référence : 207
Présenté : 2022-05-13 14 h 57
Phase du projet : Étude d'impact
Avis de participation : S.O.
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- 1 - May 6, 2022 SENT BY EMAIL Chief Bruce Achneepineskum and Council Marten Falls First Nation c/o Marten Falls First Nation Band Office General Delivery Ogoki Post, ON P0T 2L0 Emails: Dear Chief and Council: Re: RING OF FIRE AND MFFN ROAD SEGMENT It is with deep sadness but also deep strength in our convictions, that we write to inform you that Aroland First Nation opposes your road segment project as it is currently proposed and is currently being pushed ahead. Your road project is one of three segments of road that are being promoted by Ontario in order to open up mining in the Ring of Fire. While we did not and do not in principle oppose Marten Falls or any other First Nation being connected to a road system so that you are no longer remote, one aspect of your road segment, and the other two road segments, are not for that purpose and are instead to open up the region to massive scale mining. ...

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'accès à la collectivité de Marten Falls
Auteur : Administrateur de la part de Attawapiskat First Nation
Numéro de référence : 203
Présenté : 2021-12-15
Phase du projet : S.O.
Avis de participation : S.O.
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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 ...

Attachment From Fort Albany First Nation to the Impact Assessment Agency of Canada re: Comments on Participant Funding

Projet de route d'accès à la collectivité de Marten Falls
Auteur : Administrateur de la part de Fort Albany First Nation
Numéro de référence : 204
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 ...

Attachment 2019-08-19_FORM_MECP_Provincial Authority Advice Record Form_P.pdf

Projet de route d'accès à la collectivité de Marten Falls
Auteur : Administrateur de la part de Ministry of the Environment, Conservation and Parks
Numéro de référence : 114
Présenté : 2020-12-22
Phase du projet : S.O.
Avis de participation : S.O.
Please see the attached submission.
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Provincial Authority Advice Record Response requested by: August 29, 2019 To: ceaa.martenfalls.acee@canada.ca Marten Falls Community Access Road Project – Marten Falls First Nation CEAR No.: 80184 Ministry/Agency: Ministry of the Environment, Conservation and Parks Contact Name: Agni Papageorgiou and Sasha McLeod Telephone: 416-314-8214 416-314-8221 Address: 135 St. Clair Ave. W., 1st Floor Fax: N/A Email: agni.papageorgiou@ontario.ca, sasha.mcleod@ontario.ca 1. Please confirm whether your ministry would like to participate the review of federal assessment requirements for this project, and if yes, please provide a contact person who will be working with the Agency. Agni Papageorgiou, Special Project Officer, and Sasha McLeod, Special Project Officer Environmental Assessment and Permissions Division 2. Will your ministry be issuing a permit, authorization or be involved in the aforementioned Project in a regulatory manner? If yes, please indicate ...

Attachment Comment Submission - MFCAR study area

Projet de route d'accès à la collectivité de Marten Falls
Auteur : Administrateur de la part de Neskantaga First Nation
Numéro de référence : 193
Présenté : 2020-09-25
Phase du projet : Étude d'impact
Avis de participation : S.O.
Please see the attached submission.
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September 25, 2020 Jessica Metuzals Dillon Consulting Limited 235 Yorkland Boulevard Suite 800 Toronto, Ontario, M2J 4Y8 C - T - 416.229.4646 ext. 2498 F - 416.229.4692 www .dillon.ca Re: Preliminary Aboriginal and Treaty Rights & Interests Study Areas Memo Jessica, General Comments. The onus is on the Proponent to establish that its proposed route is the best route for the road. Neskantaga was not involved in routing decisions taken by the Proponent to-date. Neskantaga has had no input into the selection of routing criteria. The Project footprint is not small or confined. The Project is a 190-230 km linear development. Depending on how the zone of influence is determined, the Project represents one of the (if not the) largest developments in the Region. We are concerned that the proposed study area considerations are inadequate for considering ecological (e.g., caribou, wolverine, lake sturgeon, migratory birds, freshwater fish biodiversity, eskers, ...

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