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Dear Editor,
On March 12th, 2009, I found myself in a small office on Bay St. in Toronto sitting with Mr. Gord Miller, the Environmental Commissioner of Ontario and also with the local MP of the area. Our topic of discussion was the attempt to save our most valued resource that our Great Spirit left on Mother Earth – WATER.
I was invited by Danny Beaton – the editor of The First Nations Drum, – whom I met way back at a native gathering at Cape Croker. He asked for my help in his attempt to stop a large garbage dump being opened near Penetanguishene, close to the shores of Georgian Bay.
On March 12th, 2009, I found myself in a small office on Bay St. in Toronto sitting with Mr. Gord Miller, the Environmental Commissioner of Ontario and also with the local MP of the area. Our topic of discussion was the attempt to save our most valued resource that our Great Spirit left on Mother Earth – WATER.
I was invited by Danny Beaton – the editor of The First Nations Drum, – whom I met way back at a native gathering at Cape Croker. He asked for my help in his attempt to stop a large garbage dump being opened near Penetanguishene, close to the shores of Georgian Bay.
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