Screech Lake - EA0607-003
Document List - Other public registry materials
Watching the Land: Cumulative Effects Assessment in the Denesohne Territory. Report from Lutsel K'e Dene First Nation to NWT CEAM Steering Committee and CARC, August 2001.
E-mail between Deninu Kue First Nation and MVEIRB regarding the possibility of workshops on uranium exploration and mining.
Letter from NWT Treaty 8 Tribal Corporation to INAC regarding crown consultation in connection with the proposed Ur Energy mineral exploration development.
The NWT Treaty 8 Tribal Corporation submitted this Memorandum of Understanding between the Lutsel K'e Dene First Nation and the Parks Canada Agency on exploring the feasibility of establishing a National Park at the East Arm of Great Slave Lake.
Athabasca Denesuline have written requesting party status for the Ur Enegy EA. They also express concern they have not been informed about the EA.
The Review Board's response to the Athabasca Denesuline's request for party status and and explanation of steps taken to involve them in this EA.
Maps submitted by the Athabasca Denesuline as part of their request for party status.
Submission to previous EA of this project (EA0506-003) by Athabasca Denesuline. This submission was transferred after the scoping phase of the EA concluded.
Mr. Jim Storey of The Great Canadian Adventure Company expresses concern over allowing any industrial development in the Thelon area and his support for efforts to protect the area.
The MVEIRB has extended the public record for this EA until February 28, 2007.
Three letters received by MVEIRB from members of the public. All letters express a similar point of view; that the general area surrounding Screech Lake should be protected from any development.
Letter from Areva Resources Canada on operations of uranium mining in Sasketchewan in response to presentations made at the public hearing in Lutsel K'e January 16-17, 2007
Background information submitted by the Denesuline. This is a large file and is available upon request from the MVEIRB office.
Thirty three letters received by MVEIRB from members of the public. All letters express a similar point of view; that the general area surrounding Screech Lake should be protected from any development.
Submitted by UR Energy.