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Communiqué
April 1, 2008
Chiefs of Ontario Bulletin
Convening of Indigenous Peoples for the Healing of Mother Earth
January 11, 2007
Review of the Final Report of the Expert Panel on First Nations' Drinking Water
October 19, 2006
Chiefs of Ontario Bulletin: Climate Change Information Available
March 7, 2006
Chiefs of Ontario Bulletin - Canada’s Response to the Recommendations in the 12 th Biennial Report on the Great Lakes Water Quality by the International Joint Commission
February 15, 2006
Chiefs of Ontario Bulletin - Great Lakes Water Quality Agreement (GLWQA) Review
November 2, 2005
Chiefs of Ontario Bulletin - Regional Chiefs Committee on Environment
September 29, 2005
Chiefs of Ontario Bulletin - Drinking Water in First Nations Communities
January 5, 2005
Great Lakes Binational Toxics Strategy Integration Meeting
 
Chiefs of Ontario Environment Committee
Terms of Reference
Committee Members
 
Watershed Source Protection
March 31, 2004
Watershed-based Source Protection
March 31, 2004
Update on Watershed-based Source Protection
June 2005
Ontario Source Water Protection Act and Regime: Effect of Aboriginal and Treaty Rights and Interests
 
Species at Risk Act (SARA)
January 11, 2007
Report on the Minister's Round Table Under the Species at Risk Act (PDF file)
Elders Group Photo
Images of Elders Group Photo, COSEWIN Sub Committee, NACOSAR Council
March 7, 2006
Chiefs of Ontario Bulletin - Species at Risk
 
Great Lakes Annex

AOC Informational Images

United Indian Nations of the Great Lakes
First Nations from Canada and Tribes from the United States along the Great Lakes basin have come together as one to ensure the Great Lakes are here for seven generations. Initially named the Indigenous Nations of the Great Lakes for its first meeting in November 2004, this group is now the United Indian Nations of the Great Lakes and held its inaugural meeting in Niagara Falls, Ontario, Canada April 11 & 12, 2005. Please see link for more information.
April 2005
Aboriginal Water Rights and Annex Paper
 
Reports

ABORIGINAL TRADITIONAL KNOWLEDGE AND SOURCE WATER PROTECTION:
FIRST NATIONS’ VIEWS ON TAKING CARE OF WATER

2005 Report of the Commissioner of the Environment and Sustainable Development -
Chapter 5: First Nations Drinking Water
 
Links
AFN Environment Section - For environmental news at the National level
Ontario First Nations Technical Services Corp.
Species at Risk
 
Eagle Project

Eagle Project Contaminants in Human Tissue (510 kb)
Eagle Fish Consumption Guidelines (1,756 kb)
Eagle Health Project Survey (1,252 kb)
Eating Pattern Survey (400 kb)
Fish Consumption Guidelines Technical Report Addendum May 2001 (663 kb)
Fish Consumption Guidelines (2,199 kb)
Project Fish Contaminants Program Risk Analysis (70 kb)
A Review of the EAGLE Project's Approach to Community-Base Research May 2001 (540 kb)
Socio-Cultural Pilot Project Technical Report May 2001 (768 kb)
Contaminants in Wild Game Technical Report May 2001 (582 kb)
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