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Le DPCP ne fera pas appel de l’acquittement d’ArcelorMittal ArcelorMittal avait été déclaré non coupable de négligence criminelle le 7 avril. Photo Vincent Rioux-Berrouard Le directeur des poursuites criminelles (DPCP) a décidé de ne pas porter en appel la cause de la minière ArcelorMittal acquittée de négligence criminelle causant des lésions. Le 7 avril, la juge Vicky Lapierre avait déclaré la minière non coupable. Le DPCP avait trente jours pour interjeter un appel. « Bien que ce verdict ne soit pas celui attendu, à la lumière des règles du droit applicables, le DPCP conclut qu’il n’y a pas lieu de porter cette décision en appel », fait savoir le DPCP par courriel. Dans cette cause, un travailleur, Jason Lemieux, avait subi des blessures importantes, à la suite d’un accident survenu le 7 juin 2019, au complexe du Mont-Wright. « Notre décision a été annoncée à la victime et nous tenons à souligner le courage et la résilience don’t elle a fait preuve tout au long des procédures judiciaires », affirme Me Annabelle Sheppard, porte-parole du DPCP. Cela ne signifie pas pour autant la fin des procédures judiciaires dans cette affaire. D’autres sont actuellement pendantes au niveau pénal, relativement aux mêmes événements. lenord-cotier.com Automatic Translation: The Director of Public Prosecutions (DPCP) will not appeal ArcelorMittal's acquittal ArcelorMittal was found not guilty of criminal negligence on April 7. Photo: Vincent Rioux-Berrouard The Director of Public Prosecutions (DPCP) has decided not to appeal the case of the mining company ArcelorMittal, which was acquitted of criminal negligence causing bodily harm. On April 7, Judge Vicky Lapierre found the mining company not guilty. The DPCP had thirty days to appeal. "Although this verdict is not the one expected, in light of the applicable legal rules, the DPCP concludes that there is no need to appeal this decision," the DPCP announced by email. In this case, a worker, Jason Lemieux, suffered significant injuries following an accident on June 7, 2019, at the Mont-Wright complex. "Our decision was announced to the victim, and we would like to acknowledge the courage and resilience she demonstrated throughout the legal proceedings," said Annabelle Sheppard, spokesperson for the DPCP. This does not, however, signal the end of legal proceedings in this case. Other criminal cases are currently pending related to the same events.

Clip Ref. 2097208108 PRODUCTION 08/05/2025 Favourability : 0 Site: www.lemanic.ca Journal Le Manic

Le DPCP ne fera pas appel de l’acquittement d’ArcelorMittal ArcelorMittal avait été déclaré non coupable de négligence criminelle le 7 avril. Photo Vincent Rioux-Berrouard Le directeur des poursuites criminelles (DPCP) a décidé de ne pas porter en appel la cause de la minière ArcelorMittal acquittée de négligence criminelle causant des lésions. Le 7 avril, la juge Vicky Lapierre avait déclaré la minière non coupable. Le DPCP avait trente jours pour interjeter un appel. « Bien que ce verdict ne soit pas celui attendu, à la lumière des règles du droit applicables, le DPCP conclut qu’il n’y a pas lieu de porter cette décision en appel », fait savoir le DPCP par courriel. Dans cette cause, un travailleur, Jason Lemieux, avait subi des blessures importantes, à la suite d’un accident survenu le 7 juin 2019, au complexe du Mont-Wright. « Notre décision a été annoncée à la victime et nous tenons à souligner le courage et la résilience don’t elle a fait preuve tout au long des procédures judiciaires », affirme Me Annabelle Sheppard, porte-parole du DPCP. Cela ne signifie pas pour autant la fin des procédures judiciaires dans cette affaire. D’autres sont actuellement pendantes au niveau pénal, relativement aux mêmes événements. www.lemanic.ca Automatic Translation: The Director of Public Prosecutions (DPCP) will not appeal ArcelorMittal's acquittal ArcelorMittal was found not guilty of criminal negligence on April 7. Photo: Vincent Rioux-Berrouard The Director of Public Prosecutions (DPCP) has decided not to appeal the case of the mining company ArcelorMittal, which was acquitted of criminal negligence causing bodily harm. On April 7, Judge Vicky Lapierre found the mining company not guilty. The DPCP had thirty days to appeal. "Although this verdict is not the one expected, in light of the applicable legal rules, the DPCP concludes that there is no need to appeal this decision," the DPCP announced by email. In this case, a worker, Jason Lemieux, suffered significant injuries following an accident on June 7, 2019, at the Mont-Wright complex. "Our decision was announced to the victim, and we would like to acknowledge the courage and resilience she demonstrated throughout the legal proceedings," said Annabelle Sheppard, spokesperson for the DPCP. This does not, however, signal the end of legal proceedings in this case. Other criminal cases are currently pending related to the same events.

Clip Ref. 2097207974 PRODUCTION 08/05/2025 Favourability : -1 Site: x.com chwknews FraserValleyToday.ca @chwknews The Fraser Valley’s new ‘go-to’ community portal. News and information for Chilliwack, Abbotsford and the rest of the Fraser Valley, 7 days a week. Chilliwack, BCFraserValleyToday.ca Joined June 2010 1,916 Following 3,722 Followers

Environment and Climate Change Canada has laid 200 charges against mining company ArcelorMittal Canada for alleged violations of the Fisheries Act. x.com chwknews

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À lire maintenant sur Ma Côte-Nord : L’Association de Protection de la Rivière Moisie est préoccupée par les rejets de substances nocives d’ArcelorMittal (Rendez-vous directement sur Ma Côte-Nord . com) www.facebook.com Automatic Translation: Read now on Ma Côte-Nord: The Moisie River Protection Association is concerned about ArcelorMittal's release of harmful substances (Go directly to Ma Côte-Nord.com)

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L’Association de Protection de la Rivière Moisie est préoccupée par les rejets de substances nocives d’ArcelorMittal La rivière bénéficie du statut de réserve aquatique projetée depuis 2008. (Photo Facebook Association de Protection de la Rivière Moisie) L’APRM réagit par communiqué au dépôt par Environnement Canada de 200 chefs d’accusation en vertu de la Loi sur les pêches contre la minière ArcelorMittal pour des rejets de « substances nocives » dans les cours d’eau, affluents de la rivière Moisie. Préoccupée par cette information, l’association entend suivre les procédures judiciaires de près. L’Association de Protection de la Rivière Moisie veut connaître tous les tenants et aboutissants du dossier. L’organisme gère des installations de pêche au saumon sur la célèbre rivière qui se déverse dans le Saint-Laurent à Sept-Îles-Maliotenam. « L’APRM va au cours des prochains mois chercher des partenaires pour entreprendre un suivi sur la rivière Moisie, afin de connaître les impacts qu’auraient pu engendrer de tels déversements et voir si des mesures de compensation seront nécessaires afin de corriger la situation », lit-on dans le communiqué. macotenord.com Automatic Translation: The Moisie River Protection Association is concerned about ArcelorMittal's release of harmful substances The river has been a proposed aquatic reserve since 2008. (Facebook photo: Moisie River Protection Association) The APRM (Association de Protection de la Rivière Moisie) responded in a press release to Environment Canada's filing of 200 charges under the Fisheries Act against the ArcelorMittal mining company for the release of "deleterious substances" into waterways that are tributaries of the Moisie River. Concerned by this information, the association intends to follow the legal proceedings closely. The Moisie River Protection Association wants to know all the ins and outs of the case. The organization manages salmon fishing facilities on the famous river that flows into the St. Lawrence at Sept-Îles-Maliotenam. "In the coming months, the APRM will seek partners to undertake monitoring on the Moisie River to determine the impacts that such spills could have caused and to determine whether compensation measures will be necessary to correct the situation," the press release reads.

Clip Ref. 2097207916 PRODUCTION 07/05/2025 Favourability : -1 Site: lenord-cotier.com Quebec daily newspaper.

Les rejets d’ArcelorMittal inquiètent l’Association de protection de la Rivière Moisie Les installations de la minière ArcelorMittal à Mont-Wright. Photo DCM Group ArcelorMittal aurait commis 200 infractions à la Loi sur l’Environnement au complexe minier de Mont-Wright et à sa mine de Fire Lake. Des rejets suspectés de substances nocives dans des affluents de la rivière Moisie font craindre le pire à l ’Association de Protection de la Rivière Moisie inc. (APRM). « L’APRM entend suivre les procédures judiciaires de près pour connaitre tous les tenants et aboutissants du dossier », indique-t-on, par voie de communiqué. L’association entend être vigilante et suivre de près le dossier. Elle mènera d’ailleurs ses propres analyses dans la rivière. lenord-cotier.com Automatic Translation: ArcelorMittal Discharges Concern the Moisie River Protection Association ArcelorMittal mining facilities in Mont-Wright. Photo DCM Group ArcelorMittal is believed to have committed 200 violations of the Environmental Act at the Mont-Wright mining complex and its Fire Lake mine. Suspected discharges of harmful substances into tributaries of the Moisie River have the Moisie River Protection Association (APRM) fearing the worst. "The APRM intends to follow the legal proceedings closely to understand all the ins and outs of the case," the statement said. The association intends to remain vigilant and monitor the situation closely. It will also conduct its own analyses in the river.

Clip Ref. 2097207859 PRODUCTION 07/05/2025 Favourability : -1 Site: www.lemanic.ca Journal Le Manic

Les rejets d’ArcelorMittal inquiètent l’Association de protection de la Rivière Moisie ArcelorMittal aurait commis 200 infractions à la Loi sur l’Environnement au complexe minier de Mont-Wright et à sa mine de Fire Lake. Des rejets suspectés de substances nocives dans des affluents de la rivière Moisie font craindre le pire à l ’Association de Protection de la Rivière Moisie inc. (APRM). « L’APRM entend suivre les procédures judiciaires de près pour connaitre tous les tenants et aboutissants du dossier », indique-t-on, par voie de communiqué. L’association entend être vigilante et suivre de près le dossier. Elle mènera d’ailleurs ses propres analyses dans la rivière. « L’APRM va au cours des prochains mois chercher des partenaires pour entreprendre un suivi sur la rivière Moisie afin de connaitre les impacts qu’auraient pu engendrer de tels déversements et voir si des mesures de compensation seront nécessaires afin de corriger la situation », précise-t-on. www.lemanic.ca Automatic Translation: ArcelorMittal Discharges Concern the Moisie River Protection Association ArcelorMittal is believed to have committed 200 violations of the Environmental Act at the Mont-Wright mining complex and its Fire Lake mine. Suspected discharges of harmful substances into tributaries of the Moisie River have the Moisie River Protection Association Inc. (APRM) fearing the worst. "The APRM intends to follow the legal proceedings closely to understand all the ins and outs of the case," the statement said. The association intends to remain vigilant and monitor the matter closely. It will also conduct its own analyses in the river. “In the coming months, the APRM will seek partners to undertake monitoring on the Moisie River in order to understand the impacts that such spills could have caused and to see if compensation measures will be necessary to correct the situation,” it was stated.

Clip Ref. 2097207766 PRODUCTION 07/05/2025 Favourability : 0 Site: www.metallos.org Le syndicat des Métallos: Nouvelles

Assemblées générales des sections locales d’ArcelorMittal sur la Côte-Nord Les membres se prononceront sur un mandat de grève générale illimitée Sept-Îles, le lundi 5 mai 2025 — Les cinq sections locales d’ArcelorMittal sur la Côte-Nord tiendront des assemblées générales cette semaine et se prononceront sur un mandat de grève générale illimitée à exercer au moment jugé opportun. Les négociations pour le renouvellement des conventions collectives des travailleur.euse.s de la minière ArcelorMittal sur la Côte-Nord se déroulent depuis le deux décembre dernier. Une dernière séance avait d’ailleurs lieu ce matin en présence du conciliateur. Au cours des assemblées, les membres prendront connaissance d’une proposition globale de règlement formulée par l’employeur. Or, le comité de négociation estime que celle-ci ne correspond pas au mandat initialement donné par les membres. « Il y a un bout de chemin qui a été fait en négociation. Mais on considère que la proposition de l’employeur ne répond pas au mandat de négociation que nous avions reçu de nos membres. Il manque des éléments, à la fois, sur le plan des clauses normatives et monétaires. Nous allons faire le point avec les membres sur l’état des discussions, sur le mandat qu’ils nous ont donné et sur leur volonté de se mobiliser pour la suite des choses », explique le représentant syndical Marc Tremblay, qui agit à titre de porte-parole des cinq sections locales lors des négociations. Les assemblées générales commenceront demain et se poursuivront jusqu’à samedi prochain. Les sections locales 5778 (mine), 6869 (chemin de fer), 8664 (usine de bouletage), 7401 (travailleur.euse.s de bureau) et 7401-FP (force protectrice) représentent 2500 travailleurs, soit la vaste majorité de la main-d'œuvre de la compagnie ArcelorMittal sur la Côte-Nord. www.metallos.org Automatic Translation: General Assemblies of ArcelorMittal Local Unions on the North Shore Members to Vote on an Indefinite General Strike Mandate Sept-Îles, Monday, May 5, 2025 — The five ArcelorMittal local unions on the North Shore will hold general assemblies this week and will vote on an indefinite general strike mandate to be exercised at the appropriate time. Negotiations to renew the collective agreements of workers at the ArcelorMittal mining company on the North Shore have been ongoing since December 2. A final meeting was held this morning in the presence of the conciliator. During the meetings, members will review a comprehensive settlement proposal formulated by the employer. However, the negotiating committee believes that it does not correspond to the mandate initially given by the members. "Some progress has been made in negotiations. But we believe the employer's proposal does not meet the negotiating mandate we received from our members. There are missing elements, both in terms of normative and monetary clauses. We will update the members on the status of the discussions, the mandate they gave us, and their willingness to mobilize for the next steps," explains union representative Marc Tremblay, who is acting as spokesperson for the five locals during the negotiations. The general meetings will begin tomorrow and continue until next Saturday. Locals 5778 (mine), 6869 (railroad), 8664 (pellet plant), 7401 (office workers), and 7401-FP (protective force) represent 2,500 workers, the vast majority of ArcelorMittal's workforce on the North Shore.

Clip Ref. 2097207765 PRODUCTION 07/05/2025 Favourability : 0 Site: www.metallos.org Le syndicat des Métallos: Nouvelles

Assemblées générales des sections locales d’ArcelorMittal sur la Côte-Nord Les membres se prononceront sur un mandat de grève générale illimitée Les cinq sections locales d’ArcelorMittal sur la Côte-Nord tiendront des assemblées générales cette semaine et se prononceront sur un mandat de grève générale illimitée à exercer au moment jugé opportun. www.metallos.org Automatic Translation: ArcelorMittal Local Union General Meetings on the North Shore Members to Vote on an Indefinite General Strike Mandate The five ArcelorMittal local unions on the North Shore will hold general meetings this week and will vote on an indefinite general strike mandate to be exercised at the appropriate time.

Clip Ref. 2097207703 PRODUCTION 07/05/2025 Favourability : 1 Site: ilrtoday.ca Indigenous Lands & Resources Today

2025 Baffinland Student Scholarship Recipients Press Release Iqaluit, NU – Baffinland Iron Mines Corporation (“Baffinland” or the “Company”) is pleased to announce the 2025 Baffinland Student Scholarship Recipients. Congratulations to Lindsay Hainnu of Clyde River, Amy Kilabuk of Arctic Bay, Jillian Kyak of Pond Inlet, Jennifer Pikuyak of Sanirajak, and Deborah Qamaniq of Igloolik on each being awarded a $5,000 academic scholarship. Baffinland is committed to supporting Nunavummiut in their pursuit of post-secondary education. We recognize the importance of learning and training as pillars to the ongoing development of the Baffin Island communities and all of Nunavut. ilrtoday.ca

Clip Ref. 2097207631 PRODUCTION 06/05/2025 Favourability : 0 Site: lenord-cotier.com Quebec daily newspaper.

De Natashquan à la tête des Métallos pour Nicolas Lapierre Le directeur québécois du syndicat des Métallos, Dominic Lemieux (à gauche sur la photo) a annoncé son départ. C'est Nicolas Lapierre (à droite sur la photo) qui prendra le relais à la direction. Photo courtoisie Le Nord-Côtier Nicolas Lapierre assumera bientôt, la direction par intérim, du syndicat des Métallos qui compte 60 000 membres au Québec. Originaire de Natashquan, il se dit fébrile face à ce nouveau défi. « Je suis honoré de pouvoir représenter les Métallos », affirme-t-il en entrevue avec le Journal. Le directeur québécois Dominic Lemieux a annoncé son départ, effectif à partir du 15 mai prochain. C’est son actuel adjoint, Nicolas Lapierre, qui prendra le relais à la direction. Ce dernier a passé une longue partie de sa carrière sur la Côte-Nord. Il a travaillé pendant 15 ans à l’usine de bouletage de Pointe-Noire à Sept-Îles, avant de devenir coordonnateur des Métallos pour la région de la Côte-Nord, de la Gaspésie, du Bas-Saint-Laurent et des Îles-de-la-Madeleine. Il affirme que l’expérience qu’il a acquise sur la Côte-Nord lui sera précieuse dans ses nouvelles fonctions. « C’est formateur la Côte-Nord parce qu’il y a des dossiers qui sont gigantesques », dit-il. « Lorsque j’ai été sur des tables de négociation sur la Côte-Nord, on doit apprendre à travailler en équipe et à développer des consensus. » lenord-cotier.com Automatic Translation: From Natashquan to lead the Steelworkers for Nicolas Lapierre The Quebec director of the Steelworkers union, Dominic Lemieux (left in the photo), has announced his departure. Nicolas Lapierre (right in the photo) will take over as director. Photo courtesy Nicolas Lapierre, a native of North Shore, will soon assume the interim leadership of the Steelworkers union, which has 60,000 members in Quebec. Originally from Natashquan, he says he is excited about this new challenge. "I am honored to be able to represent the Steelworkers," he said in an interview with the Journal. Quebec director Dominic Lemieux has announced his departure, effective May 15. His current deputy, Nicolas Lapierre, will take over as director. Lapierre spent a long part of his career on the North Shore. He worked for 15 years at the Pointe-Noire pelletizing plant in Sept-Îles, before becoming the Steelworkers' coordinator for the North Shore, Gaspésie, Bas-Saint-Laurent, and Magdalen Islands regions. He says the experience he gained on the North Shore will be invaluable in his new role. "The North Shore is a learning experience because there are some huge issues," he says. "When I was at negotiating tables on the North Shore, you have to learn to work as a team and build consensus."

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Les travailleurs d’ArcelorMittal se prononceront sur un mandat de grève illimitée Après une proposition globale jugée insuffisante par le syndicat, les travailleurs d’ArcelorMittal se prononceront sur un mandat de grève générale illimitée à exercer au moment jugé opportun. Les assemblées commenceront mardi et se poursuivront jusqu’à samedi, a fait savoir le Syndicat des Métallos. Les travailleurs de la mine, du chemin de fer, de l’usine de bouletage, de bureau et force protectrice sont concernés, soit la majorité de la main-d’œuvre de la minière sur la Côte-Nord. Les négociations pour le renouvellement des conventions collectives ont commencé en décembre. La dernière séance a eu lieu lundi matin, en présence d’un conciliateur. Au cours des prochains jours, les travailleurs pourront également prendre connaissance d’une proposition globale de règlement formulée par l’employeur, souligne le syndicat, qui précise toutefois que celle-ci « ne correspond pas au mandat initialement donné par les membres ». lenord-cotier.com Automatic Translation: ArcelorMittal workers to vote on an indefinite strike mandate After a comprehensive proposal deemed insufficient by the union, ArcelorMittal workers will vote on an indefinite general strike mandate to be exercised at the appropriate time. The meetings will begin Tuesday and continue until Saturday, the United Steelworkers Union announced. Workers at the mine, railway, pelletizing plant, office, and protective force are affected, representing the majority of the mining company's workforce on the North Shore. Negotiations for the renewal of collective agreements began in December. The final meeting took place Monday morning, in the presence of a conciliator. In the coming days, workers will also be able to review a comprehensive settlement proposal formulated by the employer, the union emphasizes, although it notes that it "does not correspond to the mandate initially given by the members."

Clip Ref. 2097207629 PRODUCTION 06/05/2025 Favourability : 0 Site: www.journaldequebec.com Le Journal de Québec

Les employés d’ArcelorMittal se prononceront sur un mandat de grève Les 2500 travailleurs syndiqués d'ArcelorMittal à Fermont et Port-Cartier se prononceront cette semaine sur un mandat de grève générale illimitée à être déclenchée au moment opportun. Le comité de négociation du syndicat des Métallos recommandera le rejet d'une offre globale faite par la compagnie minière au cours des derniers jours. «Ça ne veut pas dire que par défaut, on tombe en grève, ça veut juste dire qu'on a un mandat plus fort de négociation avec l'employeur», a indiqué à TVA Nouvelles, le représentant syndical, Marc Tremblay. Les dernières rencontres de négociation se sont déroulées en présence d'un conciliateur. La convention collective des travailleurs est échue depuis la fin février. Des assemblées syndicales se dérouleront à compter de demain jusqu'à samedi. www.journaldequebec.com Automatic Translation: ArcelorMittal employees to vote on strike mandate The 2,500 unionized ArcelorMittal workers in Fermont and Port-Cartier will vote this week on a mandate for an unlimited general strike, to be called at the appropriate time. The United Steelworkers' negotiating committee will recommend rejecting a global offer made by the mining company in recent days. "That doesn't mean we go on strike by default; it just means we have a stronger negotiating mandate with the employer," union representative Marc Tremblay told TVA Nouvelles. The final negotiation meetings took place in the presence of a conciliator. The workers' collective agreement expired at the end of February. Union meetings will be held from tomorrow until Saturday.

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Assemblées générales des sections locales d'ArcelorMittal sur la Côte-Nord - Les membres se prononceront sur un mandat de grève générale illimitée Les cinq sections locales d'ArcelorMittal sur la Côte-Nord tiendront des assemblées générales cette semaine et se prononceront sur un mandat de grève générale illimitée à exercer au moment jugé opportun. Les négociations pour le renouvellement des conventions collectives des travailleur.euse.s de la minière ArcelorMittal sur la Côte-Nord se déroulent depuis le deux décembre dernier. Une dernière séance avait d'ailleurs lieu ce matin en présence du conciliateur. Au cours des assemblées, les membres prendront connaissance d'une proposition globale de règlement formulée par l'employeur. Or, le comité de négociation estime que celle-ci ne correspond pas au mandat initialement donné par les membres. br.advfn.com Automatic Translation: General Assemblies of ArcelorMittal Local Unions on the North Shore - Members to Vote on an Indefinite General Strike Mandate The five ArcelorMittal local unions on the North Shore will hold general assemblies this week and will vote on an indefinite general strike mandate to be exercised at the appropriate time. Negotiations to renew the collective agreements of ArcelorMittal mining workers on the North Shore have been ongoing since December 2nd. A final meeting was held this morning in the presence of the conciliator. During the meetings, members will review a comprehensive settlement proposal formulated by the employer. However, the negotiating committee believes that this proposal does not correspond to the mandate initially given by the members.

Clip Ref. 2097207445 PRODUCTION 06/05/2025 Favourability : -1 Site: www.marketsteel.de market STEEL is the union-independent information platform for all steel profile with daily news and technical information.

Kanada klagt ArcelorMittal wegen mutmaßlicher Umweltverstöße an Die kanadische Regierung hat Strafanzeige gegen den Stahlhersteller ArcelorMittal erstattet und wirft dessen kanadischer Tochtergesellschaft vor, in großem Umfang gegen Umweltvorgaben verstoßen zu haben. Laut einer offiziellen Mitteilung vom Donnerstag wurden insgesamt 200 Anklagepunkte wegen mutmaßlicher Verstöße gegen das Fischereigesetz erhoben. www.marketsteel.de Automatic Translation: Canada sues ArcelorMittal for alleged environmental violations The Canadian government has filed criminal charges against steel manufacturer ArcelorMittal, accusing its Canadian subsidiary of widespread violations of environmental regulations. According to an official statement on Thursday, a total of 200 charges have been filed for alleged violations of the Fisheries Act.

Clip Ref. 2097207400 PRODUCTION 06/05/2025 Favourability : 1 Site: www.facebook.com don.macvicar Don Carole MacVicar on Facebook

I just wanted to commend Hamilton Fire Services exceptional staff for establishing a wonderful community event as they worked with 40 volunteers in an expedited manner. They were able to engage with over 600 homes in the Keith and Hillyard community to see if they had a working smoke detectors and the Hamilton Family health Team were inquiring about health care and if the families had a family doctor. Also Sam of Eva Rothwell and Enzo Guerra of ICOM were able to highlight some of their programs that are offered at the Eva Rothwell. Special thanks to ArcelorMittal Dofasco with Team Orange and Richard DoCouto leading the way, Bryans Ken Lillycrop, Morgan Sider, Rob Proctor, PMI Alison Copoc, Larry Kennelly, Syn de Mahmood, ICOM Autumn St.Pierre, Dalton MacMullen, Ashwin Mathews, Eva Rothwell, Chelsea Young Elijah Pare, Jayden Lubin, Xane Carter Cayenne, Sam Campanella, Lori Morgan. Tracey Hanson, Julie Farnard. Hamilton Family Health, Gloria Jordan, Dr Brian McKenna, Robyn, CareGo Larissa Tsafaridis, Steve Noble, Wes Jackman, Rina Apostolopoulos. and all of the individual volunteers that came out to join in the day. Shout out to Kenny Grice, Enzo's right hand man Thanks to the ICOM Moms for packing the kit bags. www.facebook.com don.macvicar

Clip Ref. 2097207391 PRODUCTION 06/05/2025 Favourability : -1 Site: www.tvanouvelles.ca TVA News presents news latest current time, regional news, international and economic, and more.

Les employés d’ArcelorMittal se prononceront sur un mandat de grève Les 2500 travailleurs syndiqués d'ArcelorMittal à Fermont et Port-Cartier se prononceront cette semaine sur un mandat de grève générale illimitée à être déclenchée au moment opportun. Le comité de négociation du syndicat des Métallos recommandera le rejet d'une offre globale faite par la compagnie minière au cours des derniers jours. www.tvanouvelles.ca Automatic Translation: ArcelorMittal employees will vote on a strike mandate The 2,500 unionized ArcelorMittal workers in Fermont and Port-Cartier will vote this week on a mandate for an unlimited general strike, to be called at the appropriate time. The United Steelworkers union's negotiating committee will recommend rejecting a global offer made by the mining company in recent days.

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Les travailleurs d’ArcelorMittal se prononceront sur un mandat de grève illimitée Après une proposition globale jugée insuffisante par le syndicat, les travailleurs d’ArcelorMittal se prononceront sur un mandat de grève générale illimitée à exercer au moment jugé opportun. Les assemblées commenceront mardi et se poursuivront jusqu’à samedi, a fait savoir le Syndicat des Métallos. Les travailleurs de la mine, du chemin de fer, de l’usine de bouletage, de bureau et force protectrice sont concernés, soit la majorité de la main-d’œuvre de la minière sur la Côte-Nord. Les négociations pour le renouvellement des conventions collectives ont commencé en décembre. La dernière séance a eu lieu lundi matin, en présence d’un conciliateur. Au cours des prochains jours, les travailleurs pourront également prendre connaissance d’une proposition globale de règlement formulée par l’employeur, souligne le syndicat, qui précise toutefois que celle-ci « ne correspond pas au mandat initialement donné par les membres » www.lemanic.ca Automatic Translation: ArcelorMittal workers will vote on an indefinite strike mandate After a comprehensive proposal deemed insufficient by the union, ArcelorMittal workers will vote on an indefinite general strike mandate to be exercised at the appropriate time. The meetings will begin Tuesday and continue until Saturday, the United Steelworkers Union announced. Workers at the mine, railway, pellet plant, office, and protective force are affected, representing the majority of the mining company's workforce on the North Shore. Negotiations to renew the collective agreements began in December. The final meeting took place Monday morning, with a conciliator present. In the coming days, workers will also be able to review a comprehensive settlement proposal formulated by the employer, the union emphasizes, although it specifies that this "does not correspond to the mandate initially given by the members."

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Déménagement contesté de Sept-Îles à Port-Cartier pour relancer Alzheimer Côte-Nord Les nouveaux administrateurs ont mis fin à la location au coût de 5000$ par mois de l’ancien complexe funéraire au coin des rues Smith et De Quen à Sept-Îles, pour déménager le 1er mai dans un local fourni à peu de frais par la compagnie ArcelorMittal à Port-Cartier. macotenord.com Automatic Translation: Contested move from Sept-Îles to Port-Cartier to relaunch Alzheimer Côte-Nord The new administrators ended the $5,000-per-month lease of the former funeral complex at the corner of Smith and De Quen streets in Sept-Îles, moving on May 1st to premises provided inexpensively by ArcelorMittal in Port-Cartier.

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Les syndiqués Métallos à l’emploi d’ArcelorMittal sur la Côte-Nord se prononceront sur un mandat de grève Les membres des cinq sections locales du syndicat des Métallos regroupant des travailleurs d’ArcelorMittal à Port-Cartier et Fermont se prononceront cette semaine sur un mandat de grève générale illimitée. La proposition patronale est insuffisante, selon le syndicat. Des assemblées générales permettront d’abord aux membres de prendre connaissance d’une proposition globale de règlement formulée par l’employeur. Ils voteront sur un mandat de grève à exercer au moment jugé opportun. Les négociations pour le renouvellement des conventions collectives des travailleurs de la minière ArcelorMittal sur la Côte-Nord se déroulent depuis le 2 décembre. Une séance avait d’ailleurs lieu ce matin en présence du conciliateur. macotenord.com Automatic Translation: Steelworkers union members employed by ArcelorMittal on the North Shore will vote on a strike mandate Members of the five locals of the Steelworkers union representing ArcelorMittal workers in Port-Cartier and Fermont will vote this week on a mandate for an unlimited general strike. The employer's proposal is insufficient, according to the union. General meetings will first allow members to review a comprehensive settlement proposal formulated by the employer. They will vote on a strike mandate to be exercised at the appropriate time. Negotiations for the renewal of the collective agreements for workers at the ArcelorMittal mining company on the North Shore have been underway since December 2. A session was held this morning in the presence of the conciliator.

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Kanada klagt gegen ArcelorMittal Kanadas Naturschutzbehörde beschuldigt ArcelorMittal, unerlaubt schädliche Substanzen in Gewässer eingeleitet zu haben. Sie hat deshalb 200 Strafanzeigen gegen den Stahlkonzern erstattet, wie Environment and Climate Change Canada, so der offizielle Name der Behörde, mitteilte. Demnach sollen von dem Bergbaukomplex Mont-Wright und der Mine Fire Lake im Bundesstaat Quebec zwischen Mai 2014 und Juni 2022 Schadstoffe in Nebenflüsse des Moisie River abgeflossen sein. Dabei handelt es sich nach Angaben der Behörde um ein großes Wasserschutzgebiet und einen der größten Lachsflüsse Nordamerikas.Betreiberin von Mont-Wright und Fire Lake ist die Arcelormittal Mining Canada G.P., die zur kanadischen Landesgesellschaft von ArcelorMittal gehört. Der Stahlriese produziert in den Anlagen Eisenerz, das weltweit verkauft wird. Die Anzeigen seien derzeit bei Gericht anhängig und noch nicht bewiesen, teilte die Umweltschutzbehörde weiter mit. www.effecten-spiegel.com Automatic Translation: Canada sues ArcelorMittal Canada's conservation authority accuses ArcelorMittal of illegally discharging harmful substances into waterways. It has therefore filed 200 criminal charges against the steel company, according to Environment and Climate Change Canada, the agency's official name. According to the complaint, pollutants are said to have flowed into tributaries of the Moisie River from the Mont-Wright mining complex and the Fire Lake mine in the state of Quebec between May 2014 and June 2022. According to the agency, this is a large water protection area and one of the largest salmon rivers in North America. The operator of Mont-Wright and Fire Lake is ArcelorMittal Mining Canada G.P., which belongs to ArcelorMittal's Canadian subsidiary. The steel giant produces iron ore at the facilities, which is sold worldwide. The charges are currently pending in court and have not yet been proven, the environmental protection agency further stated.

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ArcelorMittal in Que. faces 200 charges under the Fisheries Act On April 30, 2025, Environment and Climate Change Canada Enforcement laid 200 charges against ArcelorMittal Canada inc. for violation of subsection 36(3) of the Fisheries Act. Under subsection 36(3) of the Fisheries Act, it is prohibited to deposit or permit the deposit of a deleterious substance in water frequented by fish or in any place where the deleterious substance may enter any such water. The charges stem from several investigations launched by Environment and Climate Change Canada enforcement officers. These investigations were conducted into alleged deposits of deleterious substances into several fish-bearing waterways made by the Mont-Wright mining complex and the Fire Lake mine in the Fermont region of Quebec. The incidents reportedly occurred between May 2014 and June 2022. environmentjournal.ca

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Canada accuses steelmaker of 200 violations of Fisheries Act Canada’s environmental regulator has charged Luxembourg-headquartered steel manufacturer ArcelorMittal with violations of the nation’s Fisheries Act for dumping a “deleterious substance” in several waterways. One of the largest steel manufacturers in the world, ArcelorMittal conducts operations in several countries, including Canada through its ArcelorMittal Canada division. On 30 April, Environment and Climate Change Canada Enforcement laid 200 charges against ArcelorMittal Canada for violating a provision in the Fisheries Act prohibiting companies from depositing deleterious substance in water frequented by fish. The charges center on alleged deposits made by the Mont-Wright mining complex and the Fire Lake mine in the Fermont region of Quebec between 2014 and 2022. Environment and Climate Change Canada launched several investigations into the allegations, which ultimately led the regulator to file 200 charges against the steel manufacturer. www.seafoodsource.com

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« Rejets non autorisés » : la poursuite contre ArcelorMittal saluée La coalition Québec Meilleure Mine salue le dépôt d'une poursuite visant la minière ArcelorMittal pour des infractions présumées de rejets illicites de substances nocives dans des cours d'eau situés dans la région de Fermont. ici.radio-canada.ca Automatic Translation: "Unauthorized Discharges": Lawsuit Against ArcelorMittal Welcomed The Quebec Best Mine Coalition welcomes the filing of a lawsuit against the mining company ArcelorMittal for alleged violations of illegal discharges of harmful substances into waterways located in the Fermont region.

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Plus d'une centaine de personnes pour le nettoyage des berges 2025! Nous tenons aussi à souligner la précieuse contribution de nos partenaires, dont plusieurs ont mis la main à la pâte sur le terrain ArcelorMittal Produits Longs Canada www.ville.contrecoeur.qc.ca Automatic Translation: Over a hundred people for the 2025 riverbank cleanup! We would also like to acknowledge the valuable contribution of our partners, many of whom pitched in on the ground. ArcelorMittal Long Products Canada

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Hier je suis allé visiter l’usine Arcelormittal à Contrecœur Ouest en compagnie du directeur québécois du Syndicat des Métallos Dominic Lemieux, du président de la section locale Daniel Martel ainsi que de l’avocat Alexandre Grenier. C’est impressionnant de voir une production industrielle de haut niveau comme ça. On a de quoi être fier de notre capacité métallurgique au Québec. En plus, l’essentiel de la production est ensuite utilisée ici dans notre secteur de la construction. www.instagram.com Automatic Translation: Yesterday, I visited the ArcelorMittal plant in Contrecœur West with the Quebec director of the United Steelworkers Union, Dominic Lemieux, the president of the local union, Daniel Martel, and lawyer Alexandre Grenier. It's impressive to see such high-level industrial production. We have every reason to be proud of our metallurgical capacity in Quebec. Moreover, most of the production is then used here in our construction sector.

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Hier je suis allé visiter l’usine Arcelormittal à Contrecœur Ouest en compagnie du directeur québécois du Syndicat des Métallos Dominic Lemieux, du président de la section locale Daniel Martel ainsi que de l’avocat Alexandre Grenier. C’est impressionnant de voir une production industrielle de haut niveau comme ça. On a de quoi être fier de notre capacité métallurgique au Québec. En plus, l’essentiel de la production est ensuite utilisée ici dans notre secteur de la construction. www.facebook.com LeducAlexandreQS Automatic Translation: Yesterday, I visited the ArcelorMittal plant in Contrecœur West with the Quebec director of the United Steelworkers Union, Dominic Lemieux, the president of the local union, Daniel Martel, and lawyer Alexandre Grenier. It's impressive to see such high-level industrial production. We have every reason to be proud of our metallurgical capacity in Quebec. Moreover, most of the production is then used here in our construction sector.

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Canada lays charges against ArcelorMittal for violating The Fisheries Act. They poisoned the waters. Why do corporations suck so much? CanadianThreads www.threads.com

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Environment Canada lays 200 Fisheries Act charges against ArcelorMittal Environment and Climate Change Canada has laid 200 charges against mining company ArcelorMittal Canada for alleged violations of the Fisheries Act. In a news release, the government says the charges stem from alleged illegal dumping by the company into fish-bearing waterways in Quebec between 2014 and 2022. The dumping is alleged to have happened at the Fire Lake Mine and at the Mont-Wright mining complex, the largest open-pit iron mine in Canada. Environment Canada says the waterways in question flow into the Moisie River, which is a provincially administered aquatic reserve and one of the major salmon rivers in North America. This isn’t the first time the company has faced environmental charges in Canada. www.byteseu.com

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Canada lays 200 charges against ArcelorMittal for alleged violation of Fisheries Act OTTAWA (Reuters) – The Canadian government said on Thursday it laid 200 charges against steelmaker ArcelorMittal’s Canada unit for violating the country’s Fisheries Act. The charges stem from several investigations launched by the Canadian environment ministry’s enforcement officers. bluewaterhealthyliving.com

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200 accusations envers ArcelorMittal pour des rejets de substances nocives dans des affluents de la Moisie Les installations de la minière ArcelorMittal à Mont-Wright. Photo DCM Group La minière ArcelorMittal aurait commis 200 infractions en lien avec des rejets non autorisés de substances nocives au complexe miner de Mont-Wright et à sa mine de Fire Lake, dans des eaux qui sont des affluents de la rivière Moisie. Environnement et Changement climatique Canada a déposé 200 chefs d’accusation contre la minière pour de présumées infractions, en vertu de la Loi sur les pêches, a annoncé le ministère, vendredi. Les accusations découlent de plusieurs enquêtes ouvertes par des agents d’application de la loi du ministère. « Ces enquêtes ont été menées sur de présumés rejets de substances nocives par le complexe minier de Mont-Wright et la mine de Fire Lake dans plusieurs cours d’eau où vivent des poissons dans la région de Fermont au Québec », indique Environnement et Changement climatique Canada. Les eaux dans lesquelles il y aurait eu des rejets sont des affluents de la rivière Moisie, « une réserve aquatique projetée au niveau provincial », souligne-t-on. lenord-cotier.com Automatic Translation: ArcelorMittal Faces 200 Charges for Discharges of Harmful Substances into Tributaries of the Moisie River ArcelorMittal mining facilities in Mont-Wright. Photo DCM Group ArcelorMittal mining has allegedly committed 200 violations related to unauthorized discharges of harmful substances at the Mont-Wright mining complex and its Fire Lake mine, into waters that are tributaries of the Moisie River. Environment and Climate Change Canada has laid 200 charges against the mining company for alleged violations under the Fisheries Act, the department announced Friday. The charges stem from several investigations opened by departmental enforcement officers. "These investigations were conducted into alleged releases of harmful substances from the Mont-Wright mining complex and the Fire Lake mine into several fish-bearing waterways in the Fermont region of Quebec," said Environment and Climate Change Canada. The waters into which the releases allegedly occurred are tributaries of the Moisie River, "a proposed provincial aquatic reserve," it was noted.

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Bias Comparison Environment and Climate Change Canada laid 200 Fisheries Act charges against ArcelorMittal for alleged illegal dumping in Quebec waterways on May 2, 2025. The charges follow alleged dumping between 2014 and 2022 at the Fire Lake Mine and Mont-Wright complex, involving fish-bearing waters flowing into the Moisie River aquatic reserve. The Mont-Wright complex is Canada’s largest open-pit iron mine, and the Moisie River is a major salmon river under provincial protection. In 2014, ArcelorMittal’s subsidiary pleaded guilty to six air quality charges and was fined $390,000, showing a history of environmental violations in Canada. These new charges may result in legal consequences for ArcelorMittal and highlight ongoing regulatory scrutiny of its environmental practices in Quebec. ground.news

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ArcelorMittal confronté à 200 accusations en vertu de la Loi sur les pêches Le ministère de l’Environnement et du Changement climatique a porté 200 accusations contre la société minière ArcelorMittal Canada pour des infractions présumées à la Loi sur les pêches. Dans un communiqué de presse, le gouvernement affirme que les accusations découlent de prétendus déversements illégaux de déchets par l’entreprise dans des cours d’eau poissonneux du Québec entre 2014 et 2022. Les déversements auraient eu lieu à la mine Fire Lake et au complexe minier de Mont-Wright, la plus grande mine de fer à ciel ouvert au Canada, sur la Côte-Nord du Québec. Environnement Canada affirme que les cours d’eau en question se déversent dans la rivière Moisie, une réserve aquatique administrée par la province et l’une des principales rivières à saumon d’Amérique du Nord. Ce n’est pas la première fois que l’entreprise fait face à des accusations environnementales au Canada. En 2014, sa filiale a été condamnée à une amende de 390 000$ après avoir plaidé coupable à six accusations relatives aux normes de qualité de l’air liées à son ancienne usine de Coca-Cola de Hamilton, en Ontario. www.lesaffaires.com Automatic Translation: ArcelorMittal faces 200 charges under the Fisheries Act The Ministry of Environment and Climate Change has laid 200 charges against the mining company ArcelorMittal Canada for alleged violations of the Fisheries Act. In a press release, the government says the charges stem from the company's alleged illegal dumping of waste into fish-bearing waterways in Quebec between 2014 and 2022. The dumpings allegedly occurred at the Fire Lake mine and the Mont-Wright mining complex, Canada's largest open-pit iron ore mine, on Quebec's North Shore. Environment Canada says the waterways in question flow into the Moisie River, a provincially administered aquatic reserve and one of North America's major salmon rivers. This isn't the first time the company has faced environmental charges in Canada. In 2014, its subsidiary was fined $390,000 after pleading guilty to six charges related to air quality standards at its former Coca-Cola plant in Hamilton, Ontario.

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200 accusations sont portées contre ArcelorMittal en vertu de la Loi sur les pêches OTTAWA — Le ministère de l’Environnement et du Changement climatique a porté 200 accusations contre la société minière ArcelorMittal Canada pour des infractions présumées à la Loi sur les pêches. Dans un communiqué de presse, le gouvernement affirme que les accusations découlent de prétendus déversements illégaux de déchets par l’entreprise dans des cours d’eau poissonneux du Québec entre 2014 et 2022. Les déversements auraient eu lieu à la mine Fire Lake et au complexe minier de Mont-Wright, la plus grande mine de fer à ciel ouvert au Canada, sur la Côte-Nord du Québec. lactualite.com Automatic Translation: 200 charges laid against ArcelorMittal under the Fisheries Act OTTAWA — The Ministry of Environment and Climate Change has laid 200 charges against the mining company ArcelorMittal Canada for alleged violations of the Fisheries Act. In a press release, the government says the charges stem from the company's alleged illegal dumping of waste into fish-bearing waterways in Quebec between 2014 and 2022. The dumpings allegedly occurred at the Fire Lake mine and the Mont-Wright mining complex, Canada's largest open-pit iron ore mine, on Quebec's North Shore.

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Environment Canada lays 200 Fisheries Act charges against ArcelorMittal OTTAWA – Environment and Climate Change Canada has laid 200 charges against mining company ArcelorMittal Canada for alleged violations of the Fisheries Act. In a news release, the government says the charges stem from alleged illegal dumping by the company into fish-bearing waterways in Quebec between 2014 and 2022. The dumping is alleged to have happened at the Fire Lake Mine and at the Mont-Wright mining complex, the largest open-pit iron mine in Canada. Environment Canada says the waterways in question flow into the Moisie River, which is a provincially administered aquatic reserve and one of the major salmon rivers in North America. www.brandonsun.com

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Environment Canada lays 200 Fisheries Act charges against ArcelorMittal OTTAWA - Environment and Climate Change Canada has laid 200 charges against mining company ArcelorMittal Canada for alleged violations of the Fisheries Act. Environment Canada lays 200 Fisheries Act charges against ArcelorMittal By Canadian Press Staff The Canadian Press OTTAWA - Environment and Climate Change Canada has laid 200 charges against mining company ArcelorMittal Canada for alleged violations of the Fisheries Act. In a news release, the government says the charges stem from alleged illegal dumping by the company into fish-bearing waterways in Quebec between 2014 and 2022. The dumping is alleged to have happened at the Fire Lake Mine and at the Mont-Wright mining complex, the largest open-pit iron mine in Canada. Environment Canada says the waterways in question flow into the Moisie River, which is a provincially administered aquatic reserve and one of the major salmon rivers in North America. www.thestar.com

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Ottawa dépose 200 accusations contre ArcelorMittal (Ottawa) Le ministère de l’Environnement et du Changement climatique a porté 200 accusations contre la société minière ArcelorMittal Canada pour des infractions présumées à la Loi sur les pêches. Dans un communiqué de presse, le gouvernement affirme que les accusations découlent de prétendus déversements illégaux de déchets par l’entreprise dans des cours d’eau poissonneux du Québec entre 2014 et 2022. Les déversements auraient eu lieu à la mine Fire Lake et au complexe minier de Mont-Wright, la plus grande mine de fer à ciel ouvert au Canada, sur la Côte-Nord du Québec. www.lapresse.ca Automatic Translation: Ottawa lays 200 charges against ArcelorMittal (Ottawa) The Minister of Environment and Climate Change has laid 200 charges against the mining company ArcelorMittal Canada for alleged violations of the Fisheries Act. In a press release, the government says the charges stem from the company's alleged illegal dumping of waste into fish-bearing waterways in Quebec between 2014 and 2022. The dumping allegedly occurred at the Fire Lake mine and the Mont-Wright mining complex, Canada's largest open-pit iron ore mine, on Quebec's North Shore.

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200 accusations sont portées contre ArcelorMittal en vertu de la Loi sur les pêches Des camions géants transportent du minerai de fer le vendredi 20 mai 2011 à Fermont, au Québec. Environnement et Changement climatique Canada a porté 200 accusations contre la société minière ArcelorMittal Canada pour violation présumée de la Loi sur les pêches. Des camions géants transportent du minerai de fer le vendredi 20 mai 2011 à Fermont, au Québec. Environnement et Changement climatique Canada a porté 200 accusations contre la société minière ArcelorMittal Canada pour violation présumée de la Loi sur les pêches. Le ministère de l'Environnement et du Changement climatique a porté 200 accusations contre la société minière ArcelorMittal Canada pour des infractions présumées à la Loi sur les pêches. Dans un communiqué de presse, le gouvernement affirme que les accusations découlent de prétendus déversements illégaux de déchets par l'entreprise dans des cours d'eau poissonneux du Québec entre 2014 et 2022. www.noovo.info Automatic Translation: 200 Charges Laid Against ArcelorMittal Under the Fisheries Act Jumbo trucks transport iron ore on Friday, May 20, 2011, in Fermont, Quebec. Environment and Climate Change Canada has laid 200 charges against the mining company ArcelorMittal Canada for alleged violations of the Fisheries Act. Jumbo trucks transport iron ore on Friday, May 20, 2011, in Fermont, Quebec. Environment and Climate Change Canada has laid 200 charges against the mining company ArcelorMittal Canada for alleged violations of the Fisheries Act. The Department of Environment and Climate Change has laid 200 charges against the mining company ArcelorMittal Canada for alleged violations of the Fisheries Act. In a press release, the government states that the charges stem from the company's alleged illegal dumping of waste into fish-bearing waterways in Quebec between 2014 and 2022.

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« Rejets non autorisés » : la poursuite contre ArcelorMittal saluée La coalition « Québec meilleure mine » salue le dépôt d'une poursuite contre la minière ArcelorMittal pour des infractions présumées de rejets illicites de substances nocives dans des cours d'eau situés dans la région de Fermont. Au total, 200 chefs d’accusation ont été déposés par Environnement Canada le 30 avril à l’encontre de cette compagnie minière. ArcelorMittal Exploitation minière Canada aurait contaminé des affluents de la rivière Moisie, selon les premières constations de l’enquête des agents d’application de la loi d’Environnement et Changement climatiques Canada. Toujours selon cette agence fédérale, ces accusations découlent d’une violation de la Loi sur les pêches, qui interdit d’immerger ou de rejeter une substance nocive ou d’en permettre l’immersion ou le rejet dans des espaces marins où vivent des poissons. ici.radio-canada.ca Automatic Translation: "Unauthorized Discharges": Lawsuit against ArcelorMittal Welcomed The "Québec Meilleure Mine" coalition welcomes the filing of a lawsuit against the mining company ArcelorMittal for alleged violations of illegal discharges of harmful substances into waterways in the Fermont region. A total of 200 charges were filed by Environment Canada on April 30 against the mining company. ArcelorMittal Mining Canada may have contaminated tributaries of the Moisie River, according to preliminary findings from the investigation by Environment and Climate Change Canada enforcement officers. According to the federal agency, these charges stem from a violation of the Fisheries Act, which prohibits the immersion or discharge of a deleterious substance, or permitting the immersion or discharge of one, in marine areas frequented by fish.

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200 accusations envers ArcelorMittal pour des rejets de substances nocives dans des affluents de la Moisie Les installations de la minière ArcelorMittal à Mont-Wright. Photo DCM Group La minière ArcelorMittal aurait commis 200 infractions en lien avec des rejets non autorisés de substances nocives au complexe miner de Mont-Wright et à sa mine de Fire Lake, dans des eaux qui sont des affluents de la rivière Moisie. Environnement et Changement climatique Canada a déposé 200 chefs d’accusation contre la minière pour de présumées infractions, en vertu de la Loi sur les pêches, a annoncé le ministère, vendredi. Les accusations découlent de plusieurs enquêtes ouvertes par des agents d’application de la loi du ministère. « Ces enquêtes ont été menées sur de présumés rejets de substances nocives par le complexe minier de Mont-Wright et la mine de Fire Lake dans plusieurs cours d’eau où vivent des poissons dans la région de Fermont au Québec », indique Environnement et Changement climatique Canada. Les eaux dans lesquelles il y aurait eu des rejets sont des affluents de la rivière Moisie, « une réserve aquatique projetée au niveau provincial », souligne-t-on. « C’est également l’une des plus grandes rivières à saumon de l’Atlantique en Amérique du Nord », note Environnement et Changement climatique Canada. www.journalhcn.com Automatic Translation: ArcelorMittal Faces 200 Charges for Discharges of Harmful Substances into Tributaries of the Moisie River ArcelorMittal mining facilities in Mont-Wright. Photo DCM Group ArcelorMittal mining has allegedly committed 200 violations related to unauthorized discharges of harmful substances at the Mont-Wright mining complex and its Fire Lake mine, into waters that are tributaries of the Moisie River. Environment and Climate Change Canada has laid 200 charges against the mining company for alleged violations under the Fisheries Act, the department announced Friday. The charges stem from several investigations opened by departmental enforcement officers. "These investigations were conducted into alleged releases of harmful substances from the Mont-Wright mining complex and the Fire Lake mine into several fish-bearing waterways in the Fermont region of Quebec," states Environment and Climate Change Canada. The waters into which the releases allegedly occurred are tributaries of the Moisie River, "a proposed provincial aquatic reserve," it notes. "It is also one of the largest Atlantic salmon rivers in North America," notes Environment and Climate Change Canada.

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ArcelorMittal fait face à 200 chefs d’accusation pour infractions environnementales [Accueil] [Environnement] La minière ArcelorMittal exploite d’importants gisements de fer au Québec, dont celui de Mont-Wright. Environnement Canada a déposé 200 chefs d’accusation contre ArcelorMittal à la suite de plusieurs enquêtes menées en lien avec des rejets de « substances nocives » dans des cours d’eau à partir des complexes miniers de Mont-Wright et de la mine de Fire Lake. Ces cours d’eau se jettent dans la rivière Moisie, une rivière à saumon réputée. Selon ce que précise le ministère, les déversements toxiques « seraient survenus entre mai 2014 et juin 2022 » et ils auraient touché « plusieurs cours d’eau où vivent des poissons dans la région de Fermont, au Québec ». www.ledevoir.com Automatic Translation: ArcelorMittal faces 200 charges for environmental violations [Home] [Environment] The ArcelorMittal mining company operates major iron ore deposits in Quebec, including the Mont-Wright mine. Environment Canada has filed 200 charges against ArcelorMittal following several investigations into the release of "harmful substances" into waterways from the Mont-Wright mining complexes and the Fire Lake mine. These waterways flow into the Moisie River, a renowned salmon river. According to the ministry, the toxic spills "occurred between May 2014 and June 2022" and affected "several fish-rich waterways in the Fermont region of Quebec."

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Environment Canada lays 200 Fisheries Act charges against ArcelorMittal Giant trucks carry iron ore on Friday, May 20, 2011 in Fermont, Que. Environment and Climate Change Canada has laid 200 charges against mining company ArcelorMittal Canada for allegedly violating the Fisheries Act. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Jacques Boissinot OTTAWA - Environment and Climate Change Canada has laid 200 charges against mining company ArcelorMittal Canada for alleged violations of the Fisheries Act. In a news release, the government says the charges stem from alleged illegal dumping by the company into fish-bearing waterways in Quebec between 2014 and 2022. The dumping is alleged to have happened at the Fire Lake Mine and at the Mont-Wright mining complex, the largest open-pit iron mine in Canada. www.thecanadianpressnews.ca

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Chamber of Shipping Blog News Government ECCC lays 200 charges against ArcelorMittal Canada for alleged violation of Fisheries Act On April 30, 2025, Environment and Climate Change Canada Enforcement laid 200 charges against ArcelorMittal Canada Inc. under subsection 36(3) of the Fisheries Act, alleging the unlawful deposit of deleterious substances into fish-bearing waters linked to its Mont-Wright and Fire Lake mining operations in Fermont, Quebec. The charges relate to incidents reportedly occurring between May 2014 and June 2022, involving tributaries of the Moisie River—an ecologically significant Atlantic salmon habitat and planned aquatic reserve. The charges, laid by indictment, are currently before the Court and have not yet been proven. shippingmatters.ca

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Fisheries Act charges against ArcelorMittal OTTAWA — Environment and Climate Change Canada has laid 200 charges against mining company ArcelorMittal Canada for alleged violations of the Fisheries Act. Canadian Press Staff, The Canadian Press OTTAWA — Environment and Climate Change Canada has laid 200 charges against mining company ArcelorMittal Canada for alleged violations of the Fisheries Act. In a news release, the government says the charges stem from alleged illegal dumping by the company into fish-bearing waterways in Quebec between 2014 and 2022. The dumping is alleged to have happened at the Fire Lake Mine and at the Mont-Wright mining complex, the largest open-pit iron mine in Canada. www.coastreporter.net

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The Canadian government said on Thursday it laid 200 charges against steelmaker ArcelorMittal's Canada unit for violating the country's Fisheries Act. www.facebook.com Reuters

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Canada Hits ArcelorMittal With 200 Charges for Fisheries Act Violations 🔹 Summary: ArcelorMittal’s Canadian unit faces 200 charges for allegedly polluting waterways under the Fisheries Act following multiple environmental investigations. The steelmaker is accused of allowing harmful substances to enter fish-bearing waters, a serious breach of Canada’s environmental protection laws. x.com PiQSuite

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Canada files 200 charges against ArcelorMittal for Fisheries Act violations Canada has filed 200 charges against ArcelorMittal's Canada unit for violating the Fisheries Act by allegedly polluting waters frequented by fish, following multiple federal environmental investigations. www.indiatoday.in

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Canada lays 200 charges against ArcelorMittal for alleged violation of Fisheries Act Views:111 The Canadian government said on Thursday it laid 200 charges against steelmaker ArcelorMittal’s Canada unit for violating the country’s Fisheries Act. The charges stem from several investigations launched by the Canadian environment ministry’s enforcement officers. The concerned subsection of the law prohibits depositing or permitting “the deposit of a deleterious substance in water frequented by fish or in any place where the deleterious substance may enter any such water,” the government said. icsf.net

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Steelmaker ArcelorMittal warns of uncertainty Steelmaker ArcelorMittal warned Wednesday that tariff uncertainty could cause further economic disruption as its global footprint helped it weather the turbulence in the first quarter. The Trump administration has slapped 25 percent tariffs on imports of aluminium and steel, but its wider tariff measures on its major trade partners -- many of them on hold as negotiations are under way -- threaten to stall global economic growth as both businesses and consumers hold back on purchases. "Heightened uncertainty around the terms of global trade is hurting business confidence and risks causing further economic disruption if not quickly resolved," ArcelorMittal's chief executive Aditya Mittal warned. iol.co.za

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Canada lays 200 charges against ArcelorMittal for alleged violation of Fisheries Act OTTAWA, May 1 (Reuters) - The Canadian government said on Thursday it laid 200 charges against steelmaker ArcelorMittal's (MT.LU), opens new tab Canada unit for violating the country's Fisheries Act. The charges stem from several investigations launched by the Canadian environment ministry's enforcement officers. www.reuters.com

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Canada files 200 charges against ArcelorMittal for Fisheries Act violations Canada has filed 200 charges against ArcelorMittal's Canada unit for violating the Fisheries Act by allegedly polluting waters frequented by fish, following multiple federal environmental investigations. www.indiatoday.in

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Canada lays 200 charges against ArcelorMittal for alleged violation of Fisheries Act The Canadian government said on Thursday it laid 200 charges against steelmaker ArcelorMittal’s Canada unit for violating the country’s Fisheries Act. The charges stem from several investigations launched by the Canadian environment ministry’s enforcement officers. The concerned subsection of the law prohibits depositing or permitting “the deposit of a deleterious substance in water frequented by fish or in any place where the deleterious substance may enter any such water,” the government said. www.mining.com

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Canada lays 200 charges against ArcelorMittal for violation of Fisheries Act The Canadian Government said on Thursday it had laid 200 charges against steelmaker ArcelorMittal's Canada unit for violating the country's Fisheries Act. The charges stem from several investigations launched by the Canadian environment ministry's enforcement officers. The concerned subsection of the law prohibits depositing or permitting "the deposit of a deleterious substance in water frequented by fish or in any place where the deleterious substance may enter any such water," the government said. ArcelorMittal Canada is a partner of ArcelorMittal Mining Canada for the operation of the Mont-Wright mining complex, as well as the Fire Lake mine in the Fermont region. Both mines are subject to the Fisheries Act as well as to the provisions of the Metal and Diamond Mining Effluent Regulations. www.bairdmaritime.com

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Canada Lays 200 Charges Against ArcelorMittal for Alleged Violation of Fisheries Act OTTAWA (Reuters) - The Canadian government said on Thursday it laid 200 charges against steelmaker ArcelorMittal's Canada unit for violating the country's Fisheries Act. The charges stem from several investigations launched by the Canadian environment ministry's enforcement officers. The concerned subsection of the law prohibits depositing or permitting "the deposit of a deleterious substance in water frequented by fish or in any place where the deleterious substance may enter any such water," the government said. money.usnews.com

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Canada lays 200 charges against ArcelorMittal for alleged violation of Fisheries Act - The Canadian government said on Thursday it laid 200 charges against steelmaker ArcelorMittal (NYSE:MT)’s Canada unit for violating the country’s Fisheries Act. The charges stem from several investigations launched by the Canadian environment ministry’s enforcement officers. The concerned subsection of the law prohibits depositing or permitting "the deposit of a deleterious substance in water frequented by fish or in any place where the deleterious substance may enter any such water," the government said. www.investing.com

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Canada lays 200 charges against ArcelorMittal for alleged violation of Fisheries Act In this article: OTTAWA (Reuters) - The Canadian government said on Thursday it laid 200 charges against steelmaker ArcelorMittal's Canada unit for violating the country's Fisheries Act. The charges stem from several investigations launched by the Canadian environment ministry's enforcement officers. The concerned subsection of the law prohibits depositing or permitting "the deposit of a deleterious substance in water frequented by fish or in any place where the deleterious substance may enter any such water," the government said. uk.finance.yahoo.com

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Kanada erhebt 200 Anklagen gegen ArcelorMittal wegen mutmaßlicher Verstöße gegen das Fischereigesetz Die kanadische Regierung hat am Donnerstag mitgeteilt, dass sie 200 Anklagen gegen die kanadische Tochter des Stahlherstellers ArcelorMittal wegen Verstößen gegen das Fischereigesetz des Landes erhoben hat. Die Anklagen sind das Ergebnis mehrerer Ermittlungen, die von den Vollzugsbeamten des kanadischen Umweltministeriums eingeleitet wurden. Der betreffende Absatz des Gesetzes verbietet es, "eine schädliche Substanz in Gewässer einzuleiten oder die Einleitung einer solchen Substanz zuzulassen, wenn diese von Fischen frequentiert werden oder wenn die schädliche Substanz in ein solches Gewässer gelangen könnte", teilte die Regierung mit. de.marketscreener.com Automatic Translation: Canada files 200 charges against ArcelorMittal for alleged violations of the Fisheries Act The Canadian government announced on Thursday that it has filed 200 charges against the Canadian subsidiary of steelmaker ArcelorMittal for violations of the country's Fisheries Act. The charges are the result of several investigations initiated by enforcement officers of the Canadian Ministry of the Environment. The relevant section of the law prohibits "discharging or permitting the discharge of a harmful substance into waters frequented by fish or where the harmful substance is likely to enter such waters," the government said.

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Canadá presenta 200 cargos contra ArcelorMittal por presunta violación de la Ley de Pesca El gobierno canadiense anunció este jueves que ha presentado 200 cargos contra la filial canadiense de la siderúrgica ArcelorMittal por violar la Ley de Pesca del país. Las acusaciones surgen tras varias investigaciones iniciadas por los agentes de cumplimiento del Ministerio de Medio Ambiente de Canadá. La subsección relevante de la ley prohíbe depositar o permitir "el depósito de una sustancia dañina en aguas frecuentadas por peces o en cualquier lugar donde la sustancia dañina pueda ingresar a dichas aguas", según indicó el gobierno. es.marketscreener.com Automatic Translation: Canada files 200 charges against ArcelorMittal for alleged violation of the Fisheries Act The Canadian government announced Thursday that it has filed 200 charges against the Canadian subsidiary of steelmaker ArcelorMittal for violating the country's Fisheries Act. The charges follow several investigations initiated by Environment Canada enforcement officers. The relevant subsection of the act prohibits depositing or permitting the deposit of a harmful substance in waters frequented by fish or in any place where the harmful substance may enter such waters," the government said.

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Canada Charges ArcelorMittal with 200 Environmental Violations The Canadian government has charged ArcelorMittal's Canadian unit with 200 counts under the Fisheries Act for allegedly depositing harmful substances into fish-bearing waters. The charges stem from multiple investigations by environmental enforcement officers. www.facebook.com 1695709144073695

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Montreal Gazette: Environment and Climate Change Canada Enforcement lays 200 charges under the Fisheries Act against one company for alleged offences related to unauthorized deposits of deleterious substances On April 30, 2025, Environment and Climate Change Canada Enforcement laid 200 charges against ArcelorMittal Canada inc. for violation of subsection 36(3) of the Fisheries Act. www.facebook.com MyBlueCanada

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The Canadian government said on Thursday it laid 200 charges against steelmaker ArcelorMittal's MT.LU Canada unit for violating the country's Fisheries Act. The charges stem from several investigations launched by the Canadian environment ministry's enforcement officers. The concerned subsection of the law prohibits depositing or permitting "the deposit of a deleterious substance in water frequented by fish or in any place where the deleterious substance may enter any such water," the government said. www.facebook.com 61571818922751

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Les responsables de l'application de la loi d'Environnement et Changement climatique Canada déposent 200 chefs d'accusation en vertu de la Loi sur les pêches contre une entreprise pour de présumées infractions liées à des rejets non autorisés de substances nocives Le gouvernement du Canada est déterminé à protéger la santé, la sécurité et l'environnement de la population canadienne. Environnement et Changement climatique Canada veille à l'application des lois qui protègent l'air, l'eau et les milieux naturels au pays, et prend très au sérieux les incidents causant de la pollution et les menaces à l'environnement. Le 30 avril 2025, les responsables de l'application de la loi d'Environnement et Changement climatique Canada ont déposé 200 chefs d'accusation contre ArcelorMittal Canada inc. pour violation du paragraphe 36(3) de la Loi sur les pêches. En vertu du paragraphe 36(3) de la Loi sur les pêches, il est interdit d'immerger ou de rejeter une substance nocive - ou d'en permettre l'immersion ou le rejet - dans des eaux où vivent des poissons, ou en quelque autre lieu si le risque existe que la substance pénètre dans ces eaux. Les accusations découlent de plusieurs enquêtes ouvertes par les agents d'application de la loi d'Environnement et Changement climatique Canada. Ces enquêtes ont été menées sur de présumés rejets de substances nocives par le complexe minier de Mont-Wright et la mine de Fire Lake dans plusieurs cours d'eau où vivent des poissons dans la région de Fermont au Québec. Les incidents seraient survenus entre mai 2014 et juin 2022. Toutes les accusations ont été portées devant le tribunal et n'ont pas encore été prouvées. En droit canadien, toute personne accusée est présumée innocente jusqu'à ce que sa culpabilité ait été établie. Environnement et Changement climatique Canada ne fera donc aucun autre commentaire pour le moment. www.lelezard.com Automatic Translation: Environment and Climate Change Canada enforcement officials lay 200 charges under the Fisheries Act against a company for alleged violations related to unauthorized releases of deleterious substances The Government of Canada is committed to protecting the health, safety, and environment of Canadians. Environment and Climate Change Canada enforces laws that protect Canada's air, water, and natural environments, and takes pollution incidents and threats to the environment very seriously. On April 30, 2025, Environment and Climate Change Canada enforcement officials laid 200 charges against ArcelorMittal Canada Inc. for violating subsection 36(3) of the Fisheries Act. Under subsection 36(3) of the Fisheries Act, no person shall deposit or permit the deposit of a deleterious substance in water frequented by fish, or in any other place where there is a risk that the substance will enter those waters. The charges stem from several investigations initiated by Environment and Climate Change Canada enforcement officers. These investigations were conducted into alleged deposits of deleterious substances by the Mont-Wright mining complex and the Fire Lake mine into several fish-bearing waterways in the Fermont region of Quebec. The incidents allegedly occurred between May 2014 and June 2022. All charges have been brought to court and have not yet been proven. Under Canadian law, an accused person is presumed innocent until proven guilty. Environment and Climate Change Canada will therefore not be making any further comments at this time.

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Environnement Canada dépose 200 chefs d'accusation contre une minière de la Côte-Nord Environnement Canada a déposé 200 chefs d’accusation pour violation de la Loi sur les pêches contre la société minière et sidérurgique ArcelorMittal, qui exploite deux sites aux abords de la ville de Fermont, sur la Côte-Nord. Selon le paragraphe 36(6) de la Loi, «il est interdit d'immerger ou de rejeter une substance nocive — ou d'en permettre l'immersion ou le rejet — dans des eaux où vivent des poissons, ou en quelque autre lieu si le risque existe que la substance pénètre dans ces eaux». STAUB 40511-478-0 Cast Iron Chistera 28 cm Basil Green Pub STAUB 40511-478-0 Cast Iron Chistera 28 cm Basil Green Amazon UK En savoir plus call to action icon Les agents d’application d’Environnement Canada et de Changement climatique Canada ont mené plusieurs enquêtes sur de «présumés rejets de substances nocives» émanant du complexe minier de Mont-Wright et de la mine de Fire Lake, exploités par ArcelorMittal, explique le ministère dans un communiqué. www.msn.com Automatic Translation: Environment Canada lays 200 charges against a Côte-Nord mining company Environment Canada has laid 200 charges for violating the Fisheries Act against the mining and steel company ArcelorMittal, which operates two sites near the town of Fermont on the Côte-Nord. According to subsection 36(6) of the Act, "no person shall deposit or permit the deposit of a deleterious substance in water frequented by fish, or in any other place where there is a risk that the substance will enter those waters." STAUB 40511-478-0 Cast Iron Chistera 28 cm Basil Green Pub STAUB 40511-478-0 Cast Iron Chistera 28 cm Basil Green Amazon UK Learn more call to action icon Enforcement officers from Environment Canada and Climate Change Canada have conducted several investigations into "alleged releases of harmful substances" from the Mont-Wright mining complex and the Fire Lake mine, operated by ArcelorMittal, the department explained in a press release.

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Environnement Canada dépose 200 chefs d’accusation contre une minière de la Côte-Nord Environnement Canada a déposé 200 chefs d’accusation pour violation de la Loi sur les pêches contre la société minière et sidérurgique ArcelorMittal, qui exploite deux sites aux abords de la ville de Fermont, sur la Côte-Nord. Selon le paragraphe 36(6) de la Loi, «il est interdit d’immerger ou de rejeter une substance nocive — ou d’en permettre l’immersion ou le rejet — dans des eaux où vivent des poissons, ou en quelque autre lieu si le risque existe que la substance pénètre dans ces eaux». Les agents d’application d’Environnement Canada et de Changement climatique Canada ont mené plusieurs enquêtes sur de «présumés rejets de substances nocives» émanant du complexe minier de Mont-Wright et de la mine de Fire Lake, exploités par ArcelorMittal, explique le ministère dans un communiqué. lactualite.com Automatic Translation: Environment Canada Lays 200 Charges Against a North Shore Mining Company Environment Canada has laid 200 charges for violating the Fisheries Act against the mining and steel company ArcelorMittal, which operates two sites near the town of Fermont on the North Shore. According to subsection 36(6) of the Act, "no person shall deposit or permit the deposit of a deleterious substance in water frequented by fish, or in any other place where there is a risk that the substance will enter those waters." Enforcement officers from Environment Canada and Climate Change Canada have conducted several investigations into "alleged releases of deleterious substances" from the Mont-Wright mining complex and the Fire Lake mine, operated by ArcelorMittal, the department explained in a press release.

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ArcelorMittal visé par 200 chefs d’accusation pour des « rejets non autorisés » Deux cents chefs d’accusation ont été déposés par l’administration fédérale à l'encontre de la minière ArcelorMittal pour des infractions présumées de rejets non autorisés de « substances nocives » dans plusieurs cours d’eau situés dans la région de Fermont. Selon Environnement Canada, ces incidents seraient survenus entre mai 2014 et juin 2022 au complexe minier de Mont-Wright et à la mine de Fire Lake. Les cours d'eau contaminés seraient des affluents de la rivière Moisie, selon les premières constations de l'enquête. Une substance nocive constitue toute substance, notamment le zinc, le nickel, les matières en suspension et les effluents à létalité aiguë, qui, ajoutée à l’eau, peut dégrader ou altérer la qualité de celle-ci au point de nuire aux poissons, précise le ministère, dans un communiqué publié jeudi après-midi. ici.radio-canada.ca Automatic Translation: ArcelorMittal Faces 200 Charges for "Unauthorized Discharges" Two hundred charges have been filed by the federal government against the mining company ArcelorMittal for alleged violations of unauthorized discharges of "deleterious substances" into several waterways in the Fermont region. According to Environment Canada, these incidents occurred between May 2014 and June 2022 at the Mont-Wright mining complex and the Fire Lake mine. The contaminated waterways are tributaries of the Moisie River, according to the initial findings of the investigation. A deleterious substance is any substance, including zinc, nickel, suspended solids, and acutely lethal effluents, which, when added to water, can degrade or alter its quality to the point of harming fish, the department stated in a press release issued Thursday afternoon.

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Environment and Climate Change Canada Enforcement lays 200 charges under the Fisheries Act against one company for alleged offences related to unauthorized deposits of deleterious substances On April 30, 2025, Environment and Climate Change Canada Enforcement laid 200 charges against ArcelorMittal Canada inc. for violation of subsection 36(3) of the Fisheries Act. Under subsection 36(3) of the Fisheries Act, it is prohibited to deposit or permit the deposit of a deleterious substance in water frequented by fish or in any place where the deleterious substance may enter any such water. The charges stem from several investigations launched by Environment and Climate Change Canada enforcement officers. These investigations were conducted into alleged deposits of deleterious substances into several fish-bearing waterways made by the Mont-Wright mining complex and the Fire Lake mine in the Fermont region of Quebec. The incidents reportedly occurred between May 2014 and June 2022. www.canada.ca

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ArcelorMittal Faces Multi-Million Dollar Environmental Charges: What Investors Need to Know The Canadian government has levied 200 charges against arcelormittal Canada Inc. under the Fisheries Act, accusing the company of illegally dumping harmful substances into waterways critical to Atlantic salmon habitats. This marks a significant escalation in regulatory scrutiny of the steel giant’s environmental practices, with potential repercussions for its financial health and investor confidence. www.ainvest.com

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Canada lays 200 charges against ArcelorMittal for alleged violation of Fisheries Act: OTTAWA (Reuters) The Canadian government said on Thursday it laid 200 charges against steelmaker ArcelorMittal's Canada unit for violating the country's Fisheries Act. The charges stem from several hashtag#ArcelorMittal hashtag#Canada hashtag#FisheriesAct hashtag#EnvironmentalRegulation hashtag#LegalCharges www.linkedin.com

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Canada lays 200 charges against ArcelorMittal for alleged violation of Fisheries Act OTTAWA (Reuters) - The Canadian government said on Thursday it laid 200 charges against steelmaker ArcelorMittal's Canada unit for violating the country's Fisheries Act. The charges stem from several investigations launched by the Canadian environment ministry's enforcement officers. The concerned subsection of the law prohibits depositing or permitting "the deposit of a deleterious substance in water frequented by fish or in any place where the deleterious substance may enter any such water," the government said. www.globalbankingandfinance.com