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<p>The area, described as recently as 2004 in a Yellowknifer newspaper article as "a wide open area full of dunes, ponds and weathered rocks," is no longer anything of the sort.<br />Instead, it's a flattened-out and largely hard-packed surface. There are ...
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Advanced Knowledge
<p>People are swimming and fishing in Quesnel Lake five years after the largest environmental mining disaster in Canadian history, but residents of Likely, B.C., are still struggling with unresolved emotions about what happened and who will be held accountable ...
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Disasters & Failures
<p>Calgary-based mining company Margaux Resources has announced a plan to clean up old tailings sites by using new mining technologies to extract the remaining minerals.</p>
<p>Margaux has partnered with the Salmo Watershed Sreamkeepers Society — a non-profit ...
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Mining News
<p>A rescue crew on Wednesday was trying to free two people from a hotel whose ground floor caved after a strong earthquake hit near Taiwan's east coast and killed at least four people.</p>
<p>The shallow, magnitude-6.4 quake that struck late Tuesday night ...
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Natural Hazards
<p>An emergency operation centre has opened in the Regional District of Nanaimo on Vancouver Island after a landslide occurred in Lantzville and flooding hit Parksville and Whiskey Creek.</p>
<p>On Sunday night Nanaimo Search and Rescue responded to several ...
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Disasters & Failures
<p>A landslide in South Surrey, B.C., has shut down Amtrak train service between Vancouver and Seattle.</p>
<p>Amtrak said BNSF, which owns the railway, has suspended passenger railway traffic on the tracks until Friday, March 31. Amtrak said it is providing ...
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Disasters & Failures