"Congratulations on this well thought out, and accessible information site. It is apparent that we are folloiwng the right path to ensure sustainability, not only for the people but also for the land. This generation must look at this agreement/partner-ship as an opportunity for the future." (S.L.)

"Thank you for updating your website. I noticed that there are citations to some of your entries, where can I see the works cited page? Who sits on the committee now? That's all the questions I have for now, I'm just browsing around in cyberspace, and was pleasantly surprised that your website was up and running. It looks good." (J.L.)

"I would like to know the results from the OPG votes. I also would like insight into what direction the compensation monies will be applied to. Is there going to be any emergency funds given to band members who require financial assistance?" (K.M.)

"Wachay, I would like to receive an update as to what we are voting on...I am kinda in the grey area with the on-going descusions with MCFN and OPG. Please provide an information package by e-mail if possible. Meegwetch!" (G.C.)

The Department of Fisheries and Oceans Canada (DFO) and Canadian Environmental Assessment Agency have been collecting information on the Project.

The DFO must ask Aboriginal Peoples and the public for their opinion and advice. The DFO will prepare a First Nations Consultation Plan and a Public Consultation Plan.

Meetings have been in communities near the Lower Mattagami Hydroelectric Complex. These meetings were announced in newspaper advertising, newsletters, libraries and other ways.

MCFN members have been informed through a series of communcation sessions, designed to inform members of the various parts of the Amisk-oo-Skow agreement.

At any time, Moose Cree membership may contact the Moose Cree Resource Protection office or the Moose Cree First Nation office for more information.

You can access DFO documentation on this project Online:
Canadian Environmental Assessment Agency, project # 07-03-26302

lf you have something to say, tell the federal government what you think!
You can send your written comments about the project to:

Rich Rudolph - Senior Habitat Biologist- Fisheries and Oceans Canada
1500-11 Paris St., Sudbury, ON P3E 3B8
Tel: 705-522-5907
Fax: 705-522-6421
Rich.Rudolph@dfo-mpo.gc.ca