Across Canada, most people take clean drinking water for granted. But not if you live on a First Nations reserve. The most notorious example in recent memory was in the northern Ontario community of Kashechewan on James Bay.

In 2003, the federal government made drinking water safety in First Nations communities a priority and approved an additional $600 million of funding over five years as part of the First Nations Water Management Strategy.

That strategy was supposed to fix… Continue

i]Well an interesting pre investigation.I took 2 members of a team i work with inside the area ,it had changed from my last viset which at that time was looking for a site to run AirSoft Games.

There seems to of been a clear out of some of the area which enabled us to walk the main tunnel up the hill side,theres lots of satanic graffiti etc and i could not smell insence like the last time.

The tunnel is still more or less as it was back in ww2 with the pulleys and rail system w… Continue

Mount Moriah (Part 1)

Mount Moriah

Mount Moriah Ontario Canada is now a Conservation Preserve.
At one time its destiny was in question.

The Canadian Coalition for Nuclear Responsibility (CCNR) was formed in July 1975. Few Canadians at that time understood how serious the problem of nuclear waste disposal was.

Nuclear waste had to be disposed of. But where? In 1977 the AECL decided on Mount Moriah near Madoc Ontario. When the news of this… Continue

Garden in a Bag

Bag Gardens also called Sack Gardens are a form of container gardening where the growth medium ( soil ) is contained in a plastic or canvas bag or sack. Bag gardens allow to grow plants where there is unsuitable ground. There are basically two forms of this gardens.

Horizontal - The bag containing the soil is shaped as a flat pad on the ground. The thickness of the pad depends on the plant that should be grown. Plants with s… Continue