Scott Grant
Represented Mr. Scott Grant in his Ontario Labour Relations Board Grievance.
As a combustion and air pollution engineer at the Ministry of the Environment, Conservation and Parks, Mr. Grant spent a large portion of his career analyzing air quality and establishing monitoring standards for dangerous air pollutants in Ontario, particularly in Sarnia aka “Chemical Valley.” Concerned over the impact of air pollutants on the Aamjiwnaang First Nation, Scott Grant spoke out about the dangerous chemical levels near Sarnia, and subsequently experienced reprisals including exclusion and lack of promotion in the Ministry.
Mr. Grant and his wife Cathy achieved a settlement through the Ontario Labour Relations Board mediation process.
Represented Mr. Scott Grant in his Ontario Labour Relations Board Grievance.
As a combustion and air pollution engineer at the Ministry of the Environment, Conservation and Parks, Mr. Grant spent a large portion of his career analyzing air quality and establishing monitoring standards for dangerous air pollutants in Ontario, particularly in Sarnia aka “Chemical Valley.”
Concerned over the impact of air pollutants on the Aamjiwnaang First Nation, Scott Grant spoke out about the dangerous chemical levels near Sarnia, and subsequently experienced reprisals including exclusion and lack of promotion in the Ministry.
Mr. Grant and his wife Cathy achieved a settlement through the Ontario Labour Relations Board mediation process.
Seaton Land Exchange
Successfully negotiated a major land securement agreement with the Ontario Realty Corporation as part of the Seaton Land Exchange, in Pickering Ontario. Four ancient Huron-Wendat village sites were identified through a Class Environmental Assessment and preserved. In honour of Ms Heather Bastien’s advocacy on behalf of her nation, one of the sites was re-named the “Sebastien” site. Artefacts from the 2.5 hectares (6 acres) site have been firmly dated to the Middle Iroquoian period (A.D. 1275-1325).
Successfully negotiated a major land securement agreement with the Ontario Realty Corporation as part of the Seaton Land Exchange, in Pickering Ontario. Four ancient Huron-Wendat village sites were identified through a Class Environmental Assessment and preserved. In honour of Ms Heather Bastien’s advocacy on behalf of her nation, one of the sites was re-named the “Sebastien” site. Artefacts from the 2.5 hectares (6 acres) site have been firmly dated to the Middle Iroquoian period (A.D. 1275-1325).