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The Wolf Lake region includes an old growth Red Pine forest. This is a globally significant area and is deserving of protection. Please reject the proposed mining operation in the Wolf Lake region. This ancient ecosystem is irreplaceable and will be unrecognizably damaged by the proposed operation. Read more

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This is an absolute travesty. The land overlying the minerals is much more precious than whatever ore they’ll find. The damage they’ll do trenching etc for exploration is incredibly short sighted. As some of the last old growth forest around it is irreplaceable. Read more

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In my view this pristine last red pine old growth forest should be preserved for future generations. More money an tax revenues will be generated from eco-tourism the any expected value from a strip mine. This land should added to the surrounding provincial park. Read more

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Wolf Lake is an absolute treasure in Ontario with incredible old growth forest. It would be an absolute shame to have this pristine wilderness area impacted by mining operations. I have canoe tripped in this area and would prefer to see it remain untouched.

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If the past few months have shown us anything, it is that we need to make our planet more hospitable. I don’t know what clearer signs people need to see. It won’t really matter what minerals you manage to remove from the earth if there’s no one alive to use them. Read more