Gee...Now Jason is an authority on jursdictional boundaries.  There is a big difference between story telling and facts.  I hope for Jason's sake he is not just going by memory.  This is part of the reason why the Chiefs of many of these First Nations were asked to sign jurisdictional papers, such as "Land Use Planning" documents, to make sure there were no mistakes, or disagreements. 

Link to First Nation Land Use Planning Documents: https://www.ontario.ca/page/land-use-planning-process-far-north

By doing this the Ontario Government did their dudiligence in establishing the working boundaries between neighbouring First Nations.  Chief Atlookan signed off on her "Community Based Land Use Planning - Taashikaywin" back in 2013, which was witnessed and co-signed by David Orazietti (Minister of Natural Resources).  By signing off she agreed to the juridictional boundary set within her own land use plan.  This is just one example of how a particular Matawa First Nation community is being held to their jurisdictional boundary, and why their claims over the Ring of Fire, or it's affects on their community, are so misplaced.

I am almost certain that Neskantaga has a similar "Land Use Plan", although I am having a hard time finding it on the internet.  If so, then they too have been restricted to a certain jurisdictional boundary, which I doubt extends all the way to the Ring of Fire, or the North/South road proposal.  Clearly, when the Chiefs of these two First Nation communities (Eabametoong & Neskantaga) speak they know full well that they are overstepping both their authority and jursdiction.  Hence the reason why they never utter the names of the two communities (Webequie & Marten Falls) whose rights they are ignoring and stepping on.

That's why my hat is off to both Webequie and Marten Falls for deciding to take the high road here....For obvious reasons.

TM.