Cleaning up B.C.’s Tulsequah Chief mine will cost $48.7 million
A final remediation plan released by the provincial government this week is seen as a...
B.C. delays work to clean up Tulsequah Chief mine due to COVID-19
Northwest B.C. mine has been leaching contaminated water into salmon-producing river on Alaska border for...
We back-country paddled to the Tulsequah Chief, B.C.’s most infamous abandoned mine
Spanning the B.C.-Alaska border, the salmon-rich Taku River watershed represents the largest intact wilderness river...
Alaskan Hopes Pinned on New B.C. Government as Sale Looms for Polluting Mine
Generations of John Morris Sr.’s family have fished the Taku River in Southeast Alaska and...
Owner of Acid-leaking Tulsequah Chief Mine Goes into Receivership
Cleanup of the troubled Tulsequah Chief mine in northwest B.C., which has leaked acidic water...
Alaskans Find Flaw in B.C. Study Showing Acid Drainage from Abandoned Mine Does Not Affect Fish
Acid mine drainage from the Tulsequah Chief mine in northwest B.C. has worried and infuriated...
B.C. Minister Bennett’s Visit Fails to Ease Alaskans’ Mining Concerns
Promises of a closer relationship between B.C. and Alaska and more consultation on B.C. mine...
‘It’s the New Wild West’: Alaskans Leery As B.C. Pushes For 10 Mines in Transboundary Salmon Watersheds
Long-held perceptions of Canada as a country with strict environmental standards and B.C. as a...
