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Little Lake 2,000 km+ End-to-End / Plus de 2000 km de bout en bout Terminus 550 Second Line W Carmen’s Well Second Line E George 550 Rd Proposed $ Boots & Saddles Rd Line Town 550 17 Carpin Beach Rd Beach Carpin Trail / Bell’s Point Beach Gros Cap Restaurant and Sentier Garden River Airways General & Campground Walls Walls Northern Ave E proposée P Rd Gagnon P Store Fournier Lake Superior Lyons Av 17 Lac Superior TCT Lake Superior Water Trail 565 Pow Wow Gros Cap continues to Batchewana Dr Carp Rd Grounds Community Centre Great Lakes Marina Park Rd 17 Sault Garden River Sault Ste. Marie Ste. First Waterfront Gros Cap North St 400m unassumed,un unmaintained roadway. Gros Marie Nation Trail Base Line 17 Cap Echo Sudbury Harbour Rough surface.s Cyclists dismount, use at own risk. Bay Bruce Serpent River Debarats Mines Thessalon First McNabb St 400m de chaussée non prise en charge et non entretenue. Blind River Espanola Nation Rd Airport MICHIGAN Spanish Surfacee accidentée.a Descendre de vélo, utilisation à vos risques. Echo River (U.S.A.) North Lake Nipissing St Pim Rd St. Joseph Shore Killarney River Rd Boundary Island Lac Nipissing r Little e Current Whitefish v Manitoulin i Sault Ste. Marie International Bridge R Island Québec Shore Ridges 17B Conservation Roberta South Pointe des No pedestrians, cyclists cross as a vehicle Baymouth Area Bondar Trunk Rd Chênes Park Aucunu piéton, les cyclistes traversent Pavilion Parry Sound Bay s commeom un véhicule Sault Ste Marie y Bruce Peninsula STORMONT, DUNDAS Carpin r National Park AND GLENGARRY www.saultbridge.com Museum Tobermory Georgian Bay Beach Queen St E Queen St Ea Baie Georgienne MUSKOKA M ONTARIO Cornwall Art Gallery Edwardsburgh/ (CANADA) LEEDS AND Cardinal of Algoma Algoma Penetanguishene GRENVILLE Iroquois . 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  • Environmental Assessment Report for the East‑West Tie Transmission Project

    Environmental Assessment Report for the East‑West Tie Transmission Project

    EAST-WEST TIE TRANSMISSION PROJECT ENVIRONMENTAL ASSESSMENT REPORT 19. NON-TRADITIONAL LAND AND RESOURCE USE This section describes and summarizes an assessment of the effects of East-West Tie Transmission Project (the Project) on non-traditional land and resource use. Non-traditional land and resource use refers to the use of lands and their resources for commercial and non-commercial (e.g. recreational) purposes, such as mining, forestry, agriculture, energy production, hunting, trapping, fishing and other outdoor recreation and tourism activities. Non-traditional land and resource use also refers to the formal designation of lands, through federal, provincial, or municipal authorities, as areas of specific use (e.g., residential, industrial or as parks and protected areas). The assessment follows the general approach and concepts described in Section 5. The main steps in the assessment include: consideration of input from Indigenous communities, government representatives and agencies, other communities, property owners, interest holders, and people or groups interested in the Project during the ongoing consultation and engagement process; identification of information and data sources used in the assessment; identification and rationale for selection of criteria and indicators for non-traditional land and resource use; establishment of temporal and spatial boundaries for the assessment of effects on these criteria; description of the existing non-traditional land and resource use features and activities to gain an understanding