15 First Nations to co-lead impact assessment of development in Ontario’s Ring of Fire | APTN News
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Fifteen First Nations and the Impact Assessment Agency of Canada will co-lead a regional assessment of Ontario’s Ring of Fire area, after an agreement was reached Monday.
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