05-07-2017 01:00 via vancouversun.com

Conservationists call on new B.C. gov't to act on Tulsequah Chief mine cleanup

Conservation and indigenous groups in Alaska are pushing B.C.’s new government to act on cleaning up the dormant Tulsequah Chief mine site near the border in Alaska’s southeastern panhandle.
The mine site has sat dormant since September 2016, when owner Chieftain Metals Corp. was pushed into receivership. But rather than allow the mine to be sold out of bankruptcy, the Alaskan groups are asking B.C. to just clean it up and shut it down.
Chieftain is now the second company that h
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