Northern Ontario
Region in Ontario, CanadaWikipedia
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Sep 10, 2026
Sean RowleyHOST
We have a lot
Derek SpechtHOST
of reports of Northern Ontario and BC, people getting stranded and trapped.
Derek SpechtHOST
Last year, Quebec, Northern Quebec.
Derek SpechtHOST
Mm-hmm.
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They are driving investments.
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We heard about different projects from Northern Ontario to Saskatchewan to British Columbia.
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There's a real shift from consultation to co-governance and co-ownership.
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There's real projects, real capital, the constitutional backing, as well as the financing track record make Canada the model to follow.
Josh CybulskiHOST
Great hunting.
Josh CybulskiHOST
If you go up Northern Ontario way.
Josh CybulskiHOST
But it's cold as shit in the city of Winnipeg.
Josh CybulskiHOST
That's the reality.
Marissa SchwartzGUEST
So he's a working boy.
Marissa SchwartzGUEST
And, you know, born and raised in, you know, Northern Ontario.
Marissa SchwartzGUEST
It's no joke.
Marissa SchwartzGUEST
Summers are beautiful, but the winters can be really harsh.
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Beneath the ice, beneath the pine An older rhythm keeps the time Drumming the earth, breathing the stone This northern land is not alone From tundra bare to cedar line, from prairie gold to granite spine, where northern lights in silence bend and winter never meets its end.
Sunnie G.HOST
There are places in Northern Ontario where the bush seems to stretch on forever.
Sunnie G.HOST
Old roads disappear beneath the trees.
Sunnie G.HOST
Abandoned mine sites still sit quietly in the distance.
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Sunnie G.HOST
The bush is big.
Sunnie G.HOST
And there are places within it that people rarely see.
Sunnie G.HOST
For generations, the forests of Northern Ontario have been places where people worked, traveled, hunted, trapped, and sometimes spent days at a time far from anything resembling a town.
Sunnie G.HOST
Standing beneath those trees, surrounded by the Canadian Shield, the wilderness can feel incredibly vast.
Ben SargentHOST
And this week, our guest is kind of within the same vein of that, as it is somebody who's very familiar with military history and the Cold War era, as he's authored a number of books on the topic.
Ben SargentHOST
And this week, we're talking specifically about some of these abandoned military installations that were designed and created around the Cold War era, as well as some other bunkers that are found here in Northern Ontario.
Ben SargentHOST
And Bill has a really interesting story about a find that he had regarding this at Samuel de Champlain Provincial Park.
Ben SargentHOST
So it's a really interesting conversation we had with our guest.
Ben SargentHOST
Yeah.
Ben SargentHOST
There we go.
Ben SargentHOST
So a little bit outside of Ontario, but Northern Ontario, Quebec, very similar in their geography as I'm sure we can probably get into a little bit in this podcast.
Ben SargentHOST
But we have Paul Ozerak on the podcast.
Tracy HughesHOST
Can you comment on that?
Peter ClausiGUEST
Like being in Arizona is kind of like being in Northern Ontario.
Peter ClausiGUEST
Everywhere you go, there's a hole with mineralization in it or there's a pile of waste rock and somebody's been there looking for something.
Peter ClausiGUEST
As we were building the road to go from the main highway to the Columbia Gold Complex, which includes up to the Gold Queen.
Jennifer JohnsonGUEST
So it had been five years.
Jennifer JohnsonGUEST
I had already gotten a job, Southern Ontario from Northern Ontario.
Jennifer JohnsonGUEST
and we've been waiting three months because we needed two full-time incomes to be able to move from north to south because you know it's so costly down here and so my husband calls me he goes hey I got that job and I said we can move he goes yes we can move I'm like oh my god I remember and again phone on the wall like crumpling down onto the floor in the kitchen with the long cord and just like oh my god I get to quit and I'm like I get to quit so went so went up got the exact same outfit that I interviewed in exact same heels exact same like little you know white dressy you know suits thing walked in and thank god it wasn't like winter time because I would have froze but like Go in there and go see the chief nursing officer.
Jennifer JohnsonGUEST
And he's been, you know, a tool to me this whole time.
MikeGUEST
No, I'm going to stay, um, as a executive chairman and really what I am, um, I helped acquire every project.
MikeGUEST
I worked up in Northern Ontario.
MikeGUEST
I helped build the technical team.
MikeGUEST
So Tim Toomey and Rob Penzac, who robs our VP exploration teams, are sort of senior consulting geologists.
50 MINS LATER
MikeGUEST
They have to, you know, they have to look at my track record.
MikeGUEST
They have to look at my team's track record.
MikeGUEST
Like Tim and Rob have worked all across Northern Ontario with First Nations.
MikeGUEST
And they see that we bring in Howard as our consultant for, for up North.
Michelle DubéHOST
You're welcome.
Michelle DubéHOST
And the polls are open there until 9.30. We turn now to the wildfires in northern Ontario.
Michelle DubéHOST
The latest information from the Ministry of Natural Resources shows there are two new active fires, both in the northwest.
Michelle DubéHOST
One of those new wildfires was deemed out of control as of last night, the other being held.
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