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Public Input Now Accepted For Webequie All-Weather Road

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The national environmental assessment agency is clearing an access road for Webequie First Nation so it can go on to the next public comment stage.

They’ve accepted the initial description of the 107-kilometre all-season road linking the remote northern community to the Ring of Fire.

The project is one of the steps towards connecting the First Nation to the provincial highway system.

Further comments on the project are being accepted until October 1st.

 

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First Hurdle Cleared For Marten Falls Road

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An initial thumbs up has been given to the proposed Marten Falls Community Access Road in the Far North.

The project recently under went an environmental assessment and now the public is invited to provide their thoughts on the project.

The road would connect the northern end of the Painter Lake forestry road to the community of Marten Falls.

The First Nation is located approximately 170 kilometres northeast of Nakina.

Written comments are being accepted by the federal government agency until October 1st.