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Kristan Straub, chief executive officer of Wyloo Metals, Canada, was asked if he planned to consult or negotiate with any First Nations other than Marten Falls and Webequie regarding the mining company's Eagle's Nest project within the Ring of Fire. This is a four-minute excerpt from the Mushkegowuk Lands & Resources simulcast which aired on July 11, 2024.

Kristan Straub, CEO of Wyloo Metals, Canada, was interviewed during the Mushkegowuk Lands/Wawatay Radio simulcast that aired on July 11, 2024. He spoke about Eagle’s Nest which is Wyloo’s flagship critical minerals project located within the Ring of Fire. He provided an overview of what phase the project is in, and how the company is looking to consult with First Nations in and around the area,...

First episode of Omushkego Wahkohtowin Online Information Sessions which ran from April 10 to May 29. The six-part series was hosted by Mushkegowuk Council’s Terrestrial Region Manager Calvin Lincez. If you watched the debut episode when it originally aired, you may wish to see this enhanced version. We have edited the video to cover up a technical problem we experienced, now ensuring the slide...

Mushkegowuk Lands & Resources hosted a webinar to provide information about a recently launched community-based wildlife monitoring program involving the use of trail cameras. The series, hosted on Zoom, was moderated by Hope Hill, carbon and biodiversity coordinator with Mushkegowuk Lands department. The webinar on “Wildlife Monitoring Using Trail Cameras” initially aired on June 20, 2024.

The third in a three-part series of webinars on a bird monitoring program launched by Mushkegowuk Lands & Resources in June 2024. The series, hosted on Zoom, was moderated by Hope Hill, carbon and biodiversity coordinator with Mushkegowuk Lands department, and presented in collaboration with Birds Canada and Plenty Canada. This final episode was entitled “Ontario Breeding Bird Atlas and Bird Su...

The second in a three-part series of webinars on a bird monitoring program launched by Mushkegowuk Lands & Resources in June 2024. The series, hosted on Zoom, was moderated by Hope Hill, carbon and biodiversity coordinator with Mushkegowuk Lands department, and presented in collaboration with Birds Canada and Plenty Canada. The second episode was entitled “Monitoring with Song Meter Mini 2 Reco...

The first in a three-part series of webinars on a bird monitoring program launched by Mushkegowuk Lands & Resources in June 2024. The series, hosted on Zoom, was moderated by Hope Hill, carbon and biodiversity coordinator with Mushkegowuk Lands department, and presented in collaboration with Birds Canada and Plenty Canada. The first episode was entitled “Bird Monitoring Techniques” and initiall...

Wayne Ross, president of Coral Rapids Power in Taykwa Tagamou Nation, was the guest panelist on the weekly Mushkegowuk/Wawatay Radio simulcast on June 13, 2024. He was interviewed by Mushkegowuk Lands & Resources team members Ivan Iserhoff and George Nakogee.

Lynne Innes, president and CEO of Weeneebayko Area Health Authority, received a letter from Prime Minister Justin Trudeau affirming the federal government’s commitment to support a new hospital and health-care campus in Moosonee. The letter, however, was short on details and there are still concerns about construction of the project being delayed.

Hope Hill, Carbon & Biodiversity Project Coordinator, was invited to the Mushkegowuk Lands & Resources' weekly simulcast on Wawatay Radio on Thursday, May 23. She talked about a new wildlife monitoring initiative using song meters for birds and trail cameras for other mammals.

Calvin Lincez, Mushkegowuk Council’s Terrestrial Region Manager, outlines the potential benefits to communities if the Omushkego Wahkohtowin Conservation Plan receives support from its member Nations. These are excerpts from the online Omushkego Wahkohtowin Online Information Session held on May 15, 2024.

For the benefit of Elders and Cree speakers, Angela Shisheesh, Native Language Co-ordinator with Ojibway & Cree Cultural Centre in Timmins, was filmed in May 2024 reading aloud from the Cree edition of the Draft Omushkego Wahkohtowin Conservation Plan.

Presentation on marine and terrestrial conservation at Taykwa Tagamou Nation with Troy Woodhouse, Mushkegowuk Lands & Resources' assistant terrestrial region manager, and Mushkegowuk Deputy Grand Chief Natasha Martin. This is footage of the 43-minute unedited presentation at TTN on May 8, 2024.

A presentation by Mushkegowuk Lands & Resources' assistant terrestrial region manager, Troy Woodhouse, at the community hall in Taykwa Tagamou Nation on Wednesday, May 8 included a discussion about the recent proliferation of mining claims within the Mushkegowuk area.

Pat Etherington guest on Mushkegowuk Lands' webcast

Excerpt from Omushkego Wahkohtowin webinar 24-04-2024

Kashechewan NMCA event Feb. 2024

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Calvin Lincez 17-04-2024

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Omushkego Wahkohtowin livestream 10 April 2024