Who Cares?

Fishery groups, economic development organizations, municipal councils, tourism associations, businesses, First Nations, recreational organizations, environmental groups and politicians are speaking up. Some are standing firm on no pipe. Some asked for a thorough environmental assessment on Northern Pulp's proposed wastewater treatment facility and their plan to continuously dischargeeffluent directly into the Northumberland Strait.

Government

Over 6000 citizen letters of support for a federal environmental assessment

First Nation

Tourism

Atlantic Canada Tourism Caucus
Tourism Industry Association of Nova Scotia
PEI Tourism Association

Sport Fishing

Local Businesses & Associations

Citizen Letters To
The Editor

Ronnie Heighton - OPINION: Feds must stick their oar in to protect Northumberland, July 25, 2018

Stewart Lamont, Managing Director, Tangier Lobster Company - Protect The Brand, July 10, 2018

Dave Gunning - OPINION: New mill plan would yield less-diluted effluent than in Boat Harbour, June 14, 2018

Krista Fulton - OPINION: Pulp pipe puts fishery livelihoods on the line, April 28, 2018

Ronnie Heighton - OPINION: Fishermen ask MLAs to avoid another costly mistake with Northern Pulp effluent, April 23, 2018

Nova Johnstone - Solutions to mill effluent does not need to divide community , Feb 7, 2018

John Collins - Mills treatment plan is still toxic waste, Feb 7,2018

Thomas Rogers - Pipe represents clear and present danger, Feb 6, 2018

Susan Beaton - Trashing my place of business, Jan 20, 2018

James A Hisplap - Environment, health must be a priority, Jan 12, 2018

Linda Gee - Politicians should instil mill cleans up its act, Jan 12, 2018

John Collins - Need thorough, unbiased environmental study, Dec 27, 2017

Physicians

Fishing Industry

Environmental