Kermode Resources Ltd V.KLM

Alternate Symbol(s): KMDRF

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Kermode Resources Ltd. is a Canada-based junior mining company. The Company’s main business is the acquisition, exploration and development of natural resource properties. Its exploration properties include Lucky Strike, Star of the West, Caycuse Copper, Loup Creek, and Santana Mines (LOI). The Lucky Strike property is located in Nitinat, British Columbia and covers an area of approximately 3005 hectares. The Star of the West property is located in Port Alberni, British Columbia and covers an area of 3427 hectares. Its Caycuse Copper property is located in Caycuse, British Columbia and covers an area of 1532 hectares. The Loup Creek property is located 30 kilometers (kms) from Lake Cowichan and is accessible through the Gordon River Main Logging Road. The Santana Mines is located at Quadra Island, British Columbia. The Company also has an option agreement to acquire three properties, namely 911 Knockout, Eastgate BC and Slesse Creek.

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Comment by Newton1234on Nov 12, 2022 1:51am

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RE:Correct me if I'm mistaken (my memory ain't what it was)....

https://ceo.ca/klm?4c7e4d330398

 	@Newton https://thenarwhal.ca/mount-polley-mine-reopens/  The Narwhal wanted to know what has happened since the disaster and what happens when the site of the country’s worst tailings dam failure wants to return to full production. Turns out, it’s business as usual. Imperial Metals won $108 million settlement after Mount Polley mine spill According to an annual report, Imperial Metals — the company that was operating the site at the time of the disaster — settled a lawsuit in 2018 against two engineering firms for about $108 million. “I think they profited from that spill instead of being held accountable,” Sellars said in a phone+ 283 more words. Click to expand

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@NewtonIII share price July 2014 $15 October 2014 $8 Call it +100M shares out at the time? That's a half-billion dollars in lost market value around the Mount Polley tailings disaster August 4, 2014? An interesting statistic I didn't read in The Narwhal articles. What next? Is there a better, cleaner, smaller mine hiding somewhere in this mega project today?