Northwestern Ontario First Nations say no to nuclear waste site
At least five First Nations chiefs in Northwestern Ontario urge the Nuclear Waste Management Organization to abandon plans for a deep geologic repository near the Wabigoon English River system. They warn of spills and long term damage and demand consultation and consent before any sitsing. The letter, signed by chiefs from Kitchenuhmaykoosib Inninuwug Grassy Narrows Neskantaga and more, targets two proposed sites near Ignace and near South Bruce Saugeen Ojibway Nation.
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Ontario
Nuclear Waste Management Organization
Laurie Swami
Wabigoon-English River
Steven Chapman
Kitchenuhmaykoosib Inninuwug
Toronto
Ottawa
Chapman
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Revell Lake
Wabigoon Lake Ojibway Nation
Ignace
South Bruce
Saugeen Ojibway Nation
Critics Say Nuclear Waste Safety Reports Sell Confident Tone
Brennain Lloyd of Northwatch argues the Nuclear Waste Management Organization uses its Confidence in Safety reports as public relations to push a Yes vote on long term fuel storage. The org backs a plan near Revell Lake and Lake Huron with site readiness for a deep geological repository and ongoing community willingness reviews in Ignace and Wabigoon Lake.
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Lloyd
North Bay
Northwatch
Nuclear Free North
Yes
Revell Lake
Lake Huron
Ignace
Ontario
Finland
Canadian Nuclear Association
Cameco
Saskatchewan
Wabigoon Lake
Nuclear Organization
Nuclear Waste Management Organization
When to Leave a Job for a Higher Paycheck
Allison Venditti of Moms at Work says many workers weigh leaving a stable role for more pay. A Robert Walters survey shows 3.5 to 4 percent raises this year, while switching jobs can yield 10 to 20 percent gains. non monetary benefits and flexibility also matter. Women often fear losing balance, so consider raises or perks before quitting.
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Moms At Work
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Robert Walters
Robert Walters Canada
Martin Fox
Fox
Pany
Vendetti
Alberton rink to get roof funding from Heritage Fund
Alberton plans a roof for the outdoor rink to extend skating time and host summer events. Up to 500000 from the Northern Ontario Heritage Fund Corporation will fund 75 percent of costs, with 25 percent covered by the township.
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Mike Ford
Northern Ontario Heritage Fund Corporation
Kenora-Rainy River
Greg Rickford
Ford
Rickford
Fort Frances
Sunny Cove Camp
Sioux Narrows-Nestor Falls
Andrew Hallikas
Sunny Cove
Heritage Fund
Sioux Narrows
Nestor Falls
Dance Township Community Association
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