RE:RE:RE:RE:Moose pasture anyone....Hey BV.....how much is Tally Ho paying you to spew off on this board....same MO as on LSG before its take over.......by Tahoe.......so keep it up........the frequency from does not matter AT ALL....just the end result......
Someone has really been buying lately with a vengence and keeping the chain around the nexk of EXS........thats OK because very soon all good things get leaked out and Kaboom.......really good things happen
Hey BV did you have a hand in the next item ha ha ha
HUGE NEWS up in the Tahoe mining camp that almost caused a complete Bell Creek Mine shut down for a very long time....
what they did not say was that he had wired up the whole complete under ground explosive storage area and was going to let it all go which could have taken a good section of critical underground workings and the mine shaft.......which would have led to major lay offs and Force Majure by Tahoe.......this whole mining camp dodged a huge b u l l e t last weekend
https://www.timminspress.com/2016/08/11/mine-evacuated-man-charged-involving-explosives
TIMMINS - A Timmins man has been arrested in connection with an incident on Sunday involving explosives at the Lake Shore Gold Bell Creek Mine on Florence Avenue in Porcupine.
The incident resulted in the mine being evacuated.
Timmins Police Service arrested a 20-year-old Timmins man after, according to Ontario Ministry of Labour officials, underground employees discovered an unusual situation involving a large quantity of mining explosives.
According to documents filed with the provincial court office in Timmins, Alexandre Legault is charged under section 81 (1)(c) of the Criminal Code with using explosives with intent to destroy or damage property without lawful excuse.
The suspect was taken into police custody and held until there was a bail hearing on Tuesday.
At that time, bail was granted to the suspect and a ban on publication was ordered under section 517 of the Criminal Code. That prevents the media from reporting any evidence that was discussed in court.
Timmins Police Service did not reveal any information with respect to the charges, the arrest or even the suspect’s appearance in court until contacted by The Daily Press on Thursday.
Timmins Police would only confirm that a man was arrested and had a court appearance.
At the time of the incident on Sunday, the Ontario Ministry of Labour (MOL) attended the scene. As a safety precaution the mine was evacuated and steps were taken to ensure there was no further danger to employees. The MOL said there were no reports of injuries and no orders were issued by the ministry as a result of the incident.
Legault has a court appearance in Timmins scheduled next week.