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Issue kept off table in trade negotiations, left to World Trade Organization process instead Nov 22, 2013 The European Union’s ban on the import of seal products was not discussed…
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NOVEMBER 21, 2013 Grassy Narrows has rejected Ministry of Natural Resources plans for more clear-cut logging in their traditional territory. “Premier Wynne, it is within your power to ensure that…
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21 November 2013 Focused on Success Noront Resources THUNDER BAY – Noront Resources is staying focused on the Ring of Fire. The company is targeting being the first mine opening…
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21/11/13 “Midstream companies and crude-by-rail projects have a symbiotic relationship few would have imagined three years ago” Pipelines used to be classic widow-and-orphan stocks; dully performing at low risk with…
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Nov 21, 2013 TORONTO – A major U.S. player in northern Ontario’s Ring of Fire says it’s indefinitely suspending its chromite project in the mineral-rich area. Cliffs Natural Resources Inc.…
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Opinion: Councils need to consider chances that can provide members social stability, prosperity November 20, 2013 In 2003, I was first elected to Haisla Nation Council and I was intent…
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Elsipogtog withdrew from Assembly of First Nation Chiefs of New Brunswick to fight for injunction Nov 20, 2013 A split in the aboriginal strategy on shale gas has emerged through…
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November 19, 2013 On Saturday afternoon, thousands of people gathered in Vancouver to protest the proposed Enbridge pipeline. Social activist group Defend Our Climate organized the event, which started around…
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National Day of Action Against Pipelines in Oka Park NOVEMBER 19TH, 2013 “We thank the Creator for the four winds: east, west, north, and south – for giving us clean…
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November 19, 2013 VANCOUVER – The Canadian Environmental Assessment Agency is reviewing a complaint from the company proposing a $1.5-billion mine in British Columbia’s Interior that a mistake was made…
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