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South Boomerang Lake Mineral Exploration - EA0708-002 Go to Project

Environmental Assessment (EA) - Withdrawn
Comments include support for a resource development and conservation plan for the Thelon Basin as a prerequisite for further mineral development in the area and concerns regarding consultation and the lack of benefits for the Athabasca Denesuline.
Received:
Stage: Assessment/review startup
Public Registry: 20
Response includes the support of evidence transfer from the UR Energy file and separate hearings for each developer, and separate Terms of Reference for each EA.
Received:
Stage: Assessment/review startup
Public Registry: 19
The response addresses the issue of how to most effectively run four separate EA's in the Upper Thelon Basin. The recommendations by Environment Canada include the transfer of evidence from the UR-Energy EA and developer specific public hearings.
Received:
Stage: Assessment/review startup
Public Registry: 18
The response addresses the issue of how to most effectively run four separate EA's in the Upper Thelon Basin. One of the recommendations by the DKFN is to apply First Nations evidence gathered from the UR-Energy project to the four upcoming environmental
Received:
Stage: Assessment/review startup
Public Registry: 17
The response includes support for the transfer for UR Energy file information subject to party identification of relevant material, the deferment of an EA process until adequate progress occurs for a land and resource management plan in the Upper Thelon B
Received:
Stage: Assessment/review startup
Public Registry: 16

North Boomerang Lake Mineral Exploration - EA0708-003 Go to Project

Environmental Assessment (EA) - Withdrawn
Comments include support for a resource development and conservation plan for the Thelon Basin as a prerequisite for further mineral development in the area and concerns regarding consultation and the lack of benefits for the Athabasca Denesuline.
Received:
Stage: Assessment/review startup
Public Registry: 20
Response includes the support of evidence transfer from the UR Energy file and separate hearings for each developer, and separate Terms of Reference for each EA.
Received:
Stage: Assessment/review startup
Public Registry: 19
The response addresses the issue of how to most effectively run four separate EA's in the Upper Thelon Basin. The recommendations by Environment Canada include the transfer of evidence from the UR-Energy EA and developer specific public hearings.
Received:
Stage: Assessment/review startup
Public Registry: 18
The response addresses the issue of how to most effectively run four separate EA's in the Upper Thelon Basin. One of the recommendations by the DKFN is to apply First Nations evidence gathered from the UR-Energy project to the four upcoming environmental
Received:
Stage: Assessment/review startup
Public Registry: 17
The response includes support for the transfer for UR Energy file information subject to party identification of relevant material, the deferment of an EA process until adequate progress occurs for a land and resource management plan in the Upper Thelon B
Received:
Stage: Assessment/review startup
Public Registry: 16

EL Lake Mineral Exploration - EA0708-004 Go to Project

Environmental Assessment (EA) - Withdrawn
The response addresses the issue of how to most effectively run four separate EA's in the Upper Thelon Basin. Comments include preference for separate public hearings for each developer, evidence transfer from the Ur Energy public record and a Terms of Re
Received:
Stage: Assessment/review startup
Public Registry: 19
Comments include support for a resource development and conservation plan for the Thelon Basin as a prerequisite for further mineral development in the area and concerns regarding consultation and the lack of benefits for the Athabasca Denesuline.
Received:
Stage: Assessment/review startup
Public Registry: 18
Response includes the support of evidence transfer from the UR Energy file and separate hearings for each developer, and separate Terms of Reference for each EA.
Received:
Stage: Assessment/review startup
Public Registry: 17
The response addresses the issue of how to most effectively run four separate EA's in the Upper Thelon Basin. The recommendations by Environment Canada include the transfer of evidence from the UR-Energy EA and developer specific public hearings.
Received:
Stage: Assessment/review startup
Public Registry: 16

Crab Lake Mineral Exploration - EA0708-005 Go to Project

Environmental Assessment (EA) - Withdrawn
The response addresses the issue of how to most effectively run four separate EA's in the Upper Thelon Basin. Comments include preference for separate public hearings for each developer, evidence transfer from the Ur Energy public record and a Terms of Re
Received:
Stage: Assessment/review startup
Public Registry: 19
Comments include support for a resource development and conservation plan for the Thelon Basin as a prerequisite for further mineral development in the area and concerns regarding consultation and the lack of benefits for the Athabasca Denesuline.
Received:
Stage: Assessment/review startup
Public Registry: 18
Response includes the support of evidence transfer from the UR Energy file and separate hearings for each developer, and separate Terms of Reference for each EA.
Received:
Stage: Assessment/review startup
Public Registry: 17
The response addresses the issue of how to most effectively run four separate EA's in the Upper Thelon Basin. The recommendations by Environment Canada include the transfer of evidence from the UR-Energy EA and developer specific public hearings.
Received:
Stage: Assessment/review startup
Public Registry: 16

Mineral Exploration at Howard's Pass (Selwyn Project) - EA0708-001 Go to Project

Environmental Assessment (EA) - Complete
These comments were received by MVEIRB from the legal counsel for the Tulita District Land Corp., Rick Hardy. They are in response to the Draft Workplan issued by the Review Board for the EA of Selwyn Resources' proposed mineral exploration at Howard's Pa
Received:
Stage: Scoping
Public Registry: 14

Pine Point Pilot Project - EA0607-002 Go to Project

Environmental Assessment (EA) - Complete
Update from Review Board staff reminding Parties that the deadline for any comments on this file is November 6, and the Public Record will close November 7.
Received:
Stage: Other public registry materials
Public Registry: 244
Government of the Northwest Territories' responses to undertakings #4 and #5 (a and b) from the October 16th Public Hearing on the Pine Point Pilot Project.
Received:
Stage: Public hearings
Public Registry: 243
Tamerlane Ventures' response to IR#55, with a variety of clarifications on commitments made by the developer during the course of the Pine Point Pilot Project EA.
Received:
Stage: Information requests
Public Registry: 242
Indian and Northern Affairs Canada's response to the Undertaking #1 from the October 16th Public Hearing on the Pine Point Pilot Project, identifying programs the federal government supports for traditional harvesters displaced by industrial activities.
Received:
Stage: Public hearings
Public Registry: 241
Environment Canada's response to Undertaking #3 on wildlife commitments made by Tamerlane Ventures, coming out of the October 16 Public Hearing on the PPPP. Indicates that wildlife concerns dealt with by Tamerlane's commitments.
Received:
Stage: Public hearings
Public Registry: 240

Taltson Hydroelectric Expansion Project - EA0708-007 Go to Project

Environmental Assessment (EA) - Withdrawn
Letter outlines the historic claim of the descendants of the residents of Rocher River, near the Taltson River.
Received:
Stage: Other public registry materials
Public Registry: 16