Planning & Permitting
We are undertaking a comprehensive planning and review approach in partnership with First Nation communities.
Wyloo is committed to a design, planning and permitting review process for the Eagle’s Nest Project which aligns with community values and priorities, while proactively and comprehensively identifying and mitigating risks.
Following the amended Terms of Reference in 2015, the Project has undergone several important changes, including a significant reduction to the Project scope. As a result, a comprehensive environment assessment (EA) is no longer required for the Project. The previously-filed voluntary agreement has been terminated and the Terms of Reference approval was revoked under the Protect Ontario by Unleashing our Economy Act, 2025.
The Eagle’s Nest Project remains subject to Federal and Provincial approvals which require environmental oversight, including ongoing consultation with First Nation communities and public stakeholders that may be affected by the Project.
Stay Informed: A list of anticipated approvals will be available on this website as they are finalized.
As part of our ‘glass box’ approach, Wyloo is working with data specialists to create an open platform for sharing environmental information, whereby First Nation communities are able to provide real-time feedback on monitoring events.
Wyloo’s glass box approach will provide a forum for ongoing dialogue with First Nation communities, inviting traditional knowledge into a transparent adaptive management initiative for understanding the local and regional environment.
Webequie First Nation and Marten Falls First Nation are the Environmental Assessment proponents for an infrastructure corridor that will facilitate all-season road access.
To learn more, please visit:
Regional Assessment in the Ring of Fire
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