Conservative Plan for Ring of Fire
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The Ring of Fire is a massive deposit of minerals — such as gold, platinum, chromite, nickel, copper, and zinc — located about 400 kilometres northeast of Thunder Bay .
The area has been talked about as a site of development for years but for a variety of reasons, it hasn’t happened.
Ontario Premier Doug Ford has tried to work with First Nations communities to get this project going.