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This will mess with several great fishing waterbodies and impact wildlife in the area. This will also have a negative effect on water quality for several other lakes in the area. I think this should be carefully looked at. There are also provincial parks in the area that will be affected. Read more

Don’t like this idea. Maybe they can get their existing mine under control before doing this. No mention of environmental rehabilitation.

Do not let the jerome mine on Opeepeesway lake or yeo lake get approved , thousands of people have been fishing those lakes for decades, if that get approved we will all most likely lose more amazing olaces to make memories with our family and friends, whens enough going to be enough of destroying Read more

My comment. No. No to this proposal. Do not ignore the environmental implications, it will definitely affect the population who count on the lands resources. Respect the treaties. You’ve taken enough. Read more

I am sure it will hurt the water supply in the Moose Factory Indian Reserve #68 region. Moose Cree First Nation residents still live off the land, by fishing and hunting all year round. There is enough damage as it is with the rising mercury levels over the years. Read more

Dear Ministry of Mines, I am writing to formally request: 1. Confirmation of the scope and nature of the approved exploration activities. 2. Whether any proposed activity will involve the use, alteration, or drainage of Opeepeesway Lake. Read more

1) Is forest road access going to be impacted by moving heavy machinery to the Jerome mine over the existing forestry road? I am referring to the road connecting the Jerome mine to the Sultan Industrial road. Read more