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First Nation launches challenge of B.C.'s approval to raise Mount Polley mine dam

  • A British Columbia First Nation has filed a legal challenge in B.C. Supreme Court regarding the Mount Polley mine's dam height increase, expressing concerns over lack of consultation.
  • Chief Rhonda Phillips stated that the province is allowing work on the dam without an environmental assessment, affecting their rights and culture.
  • The First Nation seeks an injunction to halt the dam's raising during the court process.
  • Provincial officials claimed the dam's height increase is for managing spring runoff and followed expert reviews and consultations with First Nations.
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The Globe & MailThe Globe & Mail
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B.C. First Nation launches challenge of province’s approval to raise Mount Polley mine dam

Xatsull First Nation has filed a petition in B.C. Supreme Court requesting a judicial review of the government decision to approve the raising of the dam by four metres

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Winnipeg Free PressWinnipeg Free Press
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First Nation launches challenge of B.C.'s approval to raise Mount Polley mine dam

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100 Mile House Free Press100 Mile House Free Press
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Xatśūll First Nation files judicial review over Mount Polley expansion

Mount Polley was given authorization by the B.C. government to expand its tailings dam by four metres in March

·100 Mile House, Canada
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100 Mile House Free Press broke the news in 100 Mile House, Canada on Tuesday, April 15, 2025.
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