YELLOWKNIFE - The chief executive of Australia-based Burgundy Diamond Mines Ltd. says the impending closure of its Ekati mine is a "deeply disappointing outcome" for workers, shareholders and communities in
YELLOWKNIFE - The chief executive of Australia-based Burgundy Diamond Mines Ltd. says the impending closure of its Ekati mine is a “deeply disappointing outcome” for workers, shareholders and communities in the Northwest Territories.
Jeremy King says in an announcement posted to the Australian Stock Exchange that Ekati made an “extraordinary contribution” to the Northwest Territories for more than 25 years.
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The territory bears the brunt of the environmental risk of the project, near Stewart, said an hereditary chief.
