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Grassy Narrows: Justice long overdue for First Nation confronting devastating impacts of mercury poisoning

“You look at the lake, it looks good, it looks clean, the fish look all right. How to believe that...

Generations of Grassy Narrows youth are paying the price of government inaction

“We are proud of our kids. They amaze me every day with their humour, their pride, and their strength. They...

New report first to show mercury impacts on Grassy Narrows kids

Grassy Narrows First Nations youth are renowned for their activism, art, and leadership in spite of mercury burden Today Grassy...

Grassy Narrows youth paying a high price for government inaction on mercury crisis

A new study released today documents the very cost of ignoring the mercury crisis at Grassy Narrows. Alex Neve, Secretary...

Amnesty International responds to the tragic passing of Grassy Narrows leader Steve Fobister Sr.

“Steve always wanted the government to admit that he had been poisoned by mercury. Now we take up his fight...

Grassy Narrows Land Declaration: Federal and provincial governments owe the First Nation a debt of justice

The Grassy Narrows First Nation has declared that it will exercise self-determination over its traditional territory and not allow any...

Grassy Narrows – It’s time to act on one of the worst health crises in Canada

Chief Rudy Turtle of the Grassy Narrows First Nation describes a community that was once able to thrive from living...

Grassy Narrows: New report strongest evidence yet of mercury poisoning

Grave health impacts linked to fish from poisoned river A new health report by a renowned Canadian mercury expert provides...

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