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Satellite photo shows impact of Mount Polley breach
An estimated 10 million cubic metres of water and 4.5 million cubic metres of fine sand was released.
Protesters slam Imperial Metals over Mount Polley
"We have two once pristine lakes that are now Imperial Metals tailings ponds."
GALLERY: Dump trucks in trouble
Tipped, busted and broken.
This $2 million red diamond is the hero in Rio’s annual tender
In the 30 years Rio Tinto's Argyle Pink Diamonds have been tendering the rare gems, only 13 red diamonds have been brought in.
French workers kept buried treasure ‘buried’
Landscapers allegedly stole $1.2M in gold discovered on couple's property.
Canadian miners performance beats global indexes in Q2
Index gained 9% from April to June, outperforming the S&P/TSX Composite index, which gained 6%, and the London Metal Exchange index, which gained 7% in the same period.
Canada needs to refine its oil sands ambitions
Despite European hostility toward “dirty” oil from Canada, refiners there may look more to Alberta for supply as price differentials and sanctions on Russia whet their appetite.
Mexico copper mine spill pollutes water supplies 40 km from US border
While Canada and the U.S. look at Mount Polley disaster's aftermath, another big spill has contaminated rivers a bit further south.
