First Nation blockades workers at British Columbia gold-copper project
The Tsilhqot’in have turned back a work crew that had planned to move in heavy equipment to conduct drilling for the New Prosperity mine.
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Chalice sells Quebec gold projects for C$12m
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Greenpeace ship sets sail to highlight risk of mining below the waves
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