RE:So let me get this straightmdjbrown wrote: On Tuesday the Yukon Mining Minister announces water results are in, but require review. Not sure what needed review as water sample reports are generally within acceptable levels or not
On Wednesday he reports a briefing regarding those samples will take place on Thursday, and I assume the briefing would include all parties involved for continuity considering the scope of this major incident.
On Thursday morning VG halts trading and announces no environmental concerns with the water samples and trading resumes.
A couple hours later, the same Minister announces higher than acceptable cyanide levels are found in the waterways and a consultant calculates thousands of gallons of cyanide leaching from the HLP material.
Then it is announced the Minister actually notified Mayo First Nations last night of the higher than acceptable levels of cyanide in the water.
What the actual f is going on here, and who is the incident commander for this mining accident?
The 3 stooges could run a tighter ship than what is transpiring here between government, First Nations, and VG execs!
There is no way anyone at VG would dare minimize results when they are already under a magnifying glass for this incident, and previous concerns
Did the Energy Minister forget to notify VG, when he notified FFFFN on Wdenesday night?
This is absolutely reckless at best, and closer to borderline criminal!
Sounds like native sh!tf@ck#ry to me. Those panhandling animal-impersonators lie, lie, and then lie about lying because they're, allegedly, "oppressed". The reality is that you won't find a dirtier place in Chinada than wherever they dwell.