Victoria Gold Corp VITFF

Are the goverment and the company dropping the ball

[goldstd69]

in the aftermath of this debacle..

[Zibo510]

After 6 weeks government has decided to build a berm so that ground water wells can be installed, how long before this work is completed.? Treatment of cyanide solution is still an ongoing issue.  The big job of dealing with stabilizing the slide hasn't begun, is a plan of how to tackle this even approved? And then remediation of the site has to start.  At the rate dealing with

[SWHusky]

https://theyukonstar.com/pillais-assessment-of-mining-industry-unleashes-feisty-reactions/

[HoneyBadger77]

The Yukon Government has dropped the ball so many times they aren't even sure where the ball is anymore, Excerpts from the article: The premier recalled the industry’s repetitive pattern of this behaviour dating back to the 1970s. “We have seen this play out first hand here in the territory, far too many times.  We saw it at Clinton Creek and in Faro. We saw it at the Wolverine Mine

[HoneyBadger77]

Ahhh yes, yet another witness for the VG vs. YTG potential upcoming civil lawsuit: The Yukon Conservation Society (YCS), meanwhile, called it “gratifying to learn that Premier Pillai agrees with the perspective of YCS – and most Yukoners – about the failings of the Yukon’s mining sector.” “YCS has long raised concerns about the serial abuse of the public purse “driven (as the premier says) by

[HoneyBadger77]

And then there's this one.... Randi Newton of the Yukon CPAWS chapter had some comments as well. "We appreciate the premier’s frank comments and agree that something has to change, so that mines leave positive legacies, not embarrassing and irresponsible ones. This means the government will also have to take a hard look at its own role in these failures and is why we echo the First

[Sooner]

If Yukon can't manage properly the mines operating...then they should at least only permit mines if operated by someone with deep pockets!  killing mining in Yukon is ridiculous. Killing heap leach is ridiculous. Stop permitting mines if risk to benefit is totally acceptable!  I define risk where the operator can go bankrupt as easy as we have seen in Yukon historically...