The Crawford project represents the kind of critical minerals development Canada should be looking at—projects located in previously impacted areas, with community leadership and early Indigenous involvement.

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Recently, the Ontario government blanketed the digital sphere, print, radio & TV, w/ ads for the "Ring of Fire”. They were everywhere, including during the Jays playoff run.

We saw them too…so we decided to take a closer look 🔎

What we found surprised us. Dave Pearce, breaks it down here 👇

While Ford uses his bully pulpit & taxpayers’ dollars to promote the Ring of Fire, grassroots leaders from Neskantaga, Attawapiskat & Marten Falls are showing there is another way—one rooted in truth, humility & care for the Earth.

Show your support: buff.ly/qDvJg8f

“We all survive on this river...It’s meant to be used, not to get destroyed,” says Chief Gary Quisses. As ON weakens environmental safeguards, leaders like Chief Quisses are reminding us what’s at stake—our shared responsibility to protect the land, water & future generations.

As ON pushes ahead with plans to create lawless zones to fast-track mining, we travelled >1,100 km to the Here We Stand camp on the Attawapiskat River, a powerful grassroots movement led by youth leader Jeronimo Kataquapit.

This is part of what his parents want Canadians to know 💚

On the shores of the Attawapiskat River, Wildlands League is standing in solidarity with Indigenous grassroots leaders who have set up a permanent camp to re-assert their presence on the land and stand up against Ontario’s #Bill5.

Hear from our Conservation Director, Anna Baggio 👇