This Area may soon Disappear, if not for Your Help!


If this place looks familiar … Read on
A proposed HydroElectric development will drastically change High Falls on the Grassy River. The scenic beauty of these rapids and waterfall, only 23 km from downtown Timmins, will be lost forever as the river flow is forced into a large pipe to feed the turbine and generator. The falls, as we now know it, will cease to exist. The preliminary work has already started as an environmental screening process is now happening. Public input will be sought probably in early Spring 2008 or 2009 or 2010 or 2011 or 2012 - Who knows ?

If you want to do something about it or want more information please Email: GrassyRiver@gmail.com

High Falls Background Information Link



Google Map/Panoramio Showing Area of the Proposed Dam

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Email pics to: GrassyRiver@gmail.com



Jul 31, 2008

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Falls view May 2008

Photo by Markus

Jul 30, 2008

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Panoramic composite shot at Upper Falls - May 2008

Photo by Markus

Jul 29, 2008

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View looking down Upper Falls - May 2008

Photo by Markus

Jul 28, 2008

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Upper Falls May 2008

Photo by Markus

Jul 26, 2008

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Bottom of Upper Falls

Panorama Photo by Markus

Jul 25, 2008

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Another Great Aerial Shot of High Falls
Will try to be better next week with posting pics :-)

Jul 20, 2008

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Another Beautiful shot from the air of High Falls

Jul 19, 2008

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Aerial Photo of High Falls

Funeral Services

Hi All,

Thanks for coming to the Funeral of 4 more sets of Falls/Rapids, this time on the Kapuskasing River located 17-45km South of Kapuskasing Ontario
More wilderness lost, canoe routes destroyed .... etc

All for a little bit of Hydro and 3 Fulltime Jobs - Wow !!! what a deal

White Otter Falls for 5 MW of Green Power
Old Woman Falls for 5 MW of Green Power
Big Beaver Falls for 5 MW of Green Power
Camp Three Rapids for 5 MW of Green Power

For more information visit this link Kapuskasing River Dam Project

If you look at nothing else on the site at least check out the presentation Prensentation

Jul 17, 2008

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Bottom of Upper Falls

Photo by Henry

Jul 16, 2008

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Midway to Upper Falls

Photo by Henry

Jul 15, 2008

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Bottom of Upper Falls May 2005

Not much water

Photo by Henry

Jul 14, 2008

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Bottom of Upper Falls May 2005

Photo by Henry

Jul 12, 2008

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High Falls Before and After the Picture says it all

Photo by Markus

Jul 10, 2008

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Great shot up at Upper Falls

Photo by Chris Gillett

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Jul 9, 2008

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Great shot up at Upper Falls

Photo by Chris Gillett

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Jul 8, 2008

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Great shot up at Upper Falls

Photo by Chris Gillett

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Jul 7, 2008

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Great shot up at Upper Falls

Photo by Chris Gillett

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Jul 6, 2008

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Photo taken midway looking up at Upper Falls during low flow period - May 2007

Photo by Carle Brisson

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Jul 5, 2008

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Long Exposure Photo midway at Upper Falls

Photo by Carle Brisson

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Jul 4, 2008

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Long Exposure Photo up at Upper Falls

Photo by Carle Brisson

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Jul 3, 2008

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Another Beautiful Long Exposure Photo up at Upper Falls

Photo by Carle Brisson

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Jul 2, 2008

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Beautiful Long Exposure Photo of Upper Falls

Photo by Carle Brisson

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Jul 1, 2008

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Small creek that flows into the Grassy River below the Falls

Photo by Markus