Victoria Gold Corp VITFF

These are the most expensive fish in the Yukon. EVER!

[KenoHillYT]

"Of the 68 fish, the species are confirmed as 39 Arctic grayling, 27 slimy sculpin, one burbot and one round whitefish."

It would have been cheaper to create gold coffins for the little guys and house them in a disaster tourist interpretation centre at the head waters on Haggart Creek.  :)

https://yukon.ca/en/news/government-yukon-provides-latest-update-heap-leach-failure-victoria-golds-eagle-gold-mine

[GoldFisher22]

It might have been cheaper to run a fish hatchery as a side-gig, releasing a few fish into nearby waterways, from time to time. Victoria Gold and Burbot Company has an interesting ring to it.   : I

[givemeabreak1]

You guys are missing the point.  You are talking about the dead fish but what about the fish who are going to suffer from long term injuries and are going to need life long care.  Some of these fish may require them to have a service dog for their PTSD.   Further how is this trauma going to affect the fish's family and how they interact with other fish.    How do

[Singoa58]

    Mine will reopen but with different shareholders  as of September 24 this thread will close so you suckers will have to whine about your dumb investment elsewhere... now dont buy single asset  companies again lol

[Sooner]

Mine will reopen??? What if they find another dead fish? Will they only be allowed to mine with picks, shovels, and pack mules?