Asubpeeschoseewagong Netum Anishinabek, better known as Grassy Narrows, has “at last” begun getting shovels in the ground for a new building meant to help the community cope with mercury poisoning.

After years of delay, construction is at last underway in Grassy Narrows First Nation of the long-awaited mercury care home, which will help some of the sickest people in the northern Ontario ...

Inside the AER was hearing final oral arguments from proponents and opponents of Northback Holdings plans to exploratory drilling for coal at Grassy Mountain, about seven kilometres north of ...

For decades the people of Grassy Narrows First Nation were told the toxic mercury dumped in the river by a paper mill in the 1960s would eventually go away. As the neurotoxin marched its way up ...