What happens if Imperial Metals goes bankrupt?
Company’s financial woes raise concerns about the fate of Mount Polley and Red Chris mines
Canada is home to some of the most powerful fossil fuel and natural resource influences in the world. Oil, gas and mining interests have played a foundational role in setting the political agenda federally and across the provinces for decades. The Narwhal’s reporting tracks corporate influence through lobbying, political donations, industry advocacy and public relations.
Company’s financial woes raise concerns about the fate of Mount Polley and Red Chris mines
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