Doubleview Gold Corp. V.DBG

Funny timing huh

[Spicybagel]

must have seen the share price go up and felt a little hungry for a piece.

[Makeithappen799]

Definitely, something sneaky is behind this Tahltan news release. In February of this year they signed with a company in the Golden Triangle, maybe someone wants a monopoly and spurred this claim of suddenly mining on sensitive land. Doesn't add up being selective on miners in the area, seems artificial.

[Spicybagel]

they settled this legally already don't see what they could do. Just give them some money or shares.

[Makeithappen799]

On the Tahltan facebook group page, a member was asking who makes these decisions to oppose a miner and if GT gold will also be effected. No replies yet. Clearly she wasn't informed on why Dbg is so bad compared to other miners, and others in her shoes weren't either. Just blind sharing of the article generating false ideas in people's heads. Luckily they don't determine who gets a

[Spicybagel]

that's a good point actually. If this stance represented the majority, you'd think the general public would be informed. Seems like a last minute idea, strike while the pot hots.

[Tom2K20]

Unfortunately that's not how it works. Northern Dynasty (Pebble project) & Noront Resources tried that and failed miserably. Google for yourself not bashing. Good luck to all... 

[Spicybagel]

doesn't seem like a similar case at all. From what I saw their case is pollution of water and salmon. Not the case with this at all. Correct me if wrong.

[Tom2K20]

"The mine could damage the river’s fisheries, especially sockeye salmon, which spawn and hatch in the area."   “It’s just a very important place to our people,” says Chad Day, president of the Tahltan Central Council. In the new article he says it's a "culturally sensitive area".  "Tahltans have lived in the Sheslay area and some are buried there."