MiningWatch to launch court action for Mount Polley disaster
MiningWatch plans to file a private prosecution against Mount Polley Mining Corporation and the B.C. government.
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This gold mine was shut during WWII. Now is operating again
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Yamana Gold set to spin off Brazilian unit as separate public company
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Tesla, Apple and Uber push lithium prices even higher
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Golden Dawn — B.C.’s next powerhouse gold miner?
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