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Newspaper Article
Remembering the Kemess North decision
2008
Overview
On this day, the Tse Keh Nay would like to remember the five-year struggle to protect Amazay Lake and the headwaters of the Finlay/Peace Rivers and to share lessons learned for future mining development in Tse Keh Nay land. This includes Terrane Metals' Mount Milligan, Taseko's Prosperity and Imperial Metals' Red Chris. We seek revenue-sharing at existing mines like Kemess South, the cleanup of abandoned toxic sites like Bralorne and better environmental monitoring to prevent disasters like the tailings spill at Sable Resources' Baker Mine in July.
Publisher
Prince George Citizen News Inc
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