Elr

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   by Elr 5y ago

   I do not believe Fermont is dying out, but it's flame has reduced considerably. The economy over there is mostly driven by the price of iron which has ups and downs. The future is never certain. Also, a lot of workers are doing fly-in
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   by Elr 5y ago

   Fermont was founded as a company town when they opened the Mont Wright mine and most homes were under the ownership of the company (Québec Cartier back then, now ArcelorMittal). Take this with a grain of salt, but I believe a big percentage
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   by Elr 5y ago

   Thank you for the questions! As a nature kind of person, Fermont had everything I was seeking; Plenty of forest, the ability to hunt, trap, fish almost anywhere, a lot of snow during the winter, the Northern lights, the fauna and much more.
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   by Elr 5y ago

   Pardon my poor English, it isn't my first language. I've worked many years in the mining industry where I had to stay both in Fermont and inside workers camps on the mine itself (Mont-Wright). I went back during the summer of 2021