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THE city of Thunder Bay is in a competition with Sudbury, Timmins and Sault Ste. Marie for a ferrochrome smelter and processing plant. Noront Ltd. is proposing to process chromite from its future mines in the Ring of Fire, located about 500 kilometres northeast of Thunder Bay.There have been two public presentations by Fort William First Nation Economic Development and the Thunder Bay Community Economic Development Commission (CEDC).
BY KERSTIN MUTHFOR THE CHRONICLE-JOURNALTHE word permafrost conjures up something very stable, permanent. The definition, ground that is frozen for two or more years in a row, conveys this as well. However, dramatic changes are occurring in Canada’s North due to climate warming, especially in areas of “discontinuous permafrost.”Discontinuous permafrost refers to a landscape in which some areas are underlain by permafrost and others are not.
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