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January 25, 2024

Ron Finklestien

mining

Wyloo’s Ambitious Plans Clash with Indigenous Opposition Wyloo’s Ambitious Plans Clash with Indigenous Opposition

Wyloo Mines is charging ahead with mine planning and gearing up for an updated feasibility study next year. The company has its sights set on the Ring of Fire development and is actively engaged in environmental studies and permitting activities. According to the current timeline, construction is slated to commence in 2027, with production expected to kick off by the end of 2030. Despite Wyloo’s aspirations, the project is encountering resistance from Indigenous leaders. The province asserts that there are nine First Nations located within the Ring of Fire. While two of these nations – Webequie and Marten Falls –

January 24, 2024

Ron Finklestien

mining

Tahltan Nation Development Corporation and Finning Canada Launch Innovative Mobile Training Centre Tahltan Nation Development Corporation and Finning Canada Launch Innovative Mobile Training Centre

The introduction of the Mobile Training Centre marks a significant milestone for the Tahltan Nation Development Corporation (TNDC) and Finning Canada. This pioneering 44-foot trailer is designed to house four simulators, each with its own operator training program. The simulators cater to a range of heavy equipment, including articulated trucks, dozers, loaders, and excavators. Moreover, plans are underway for the development of an additional program to further enrich the learning experience. Within the confines of the Red Chris mine, situated in the Tahltan Nation’s traditional territory, the Mobile Training Centre is poised to provide unparalleled flexibility by facilitating relocation to