Canadian mines partner with aboriginals
Formal agreements must be signed with the Inuit in Nunavut; in B.C. mining companies voluntarily working with First Nations
Last updated 5/28/2006 at Noon
A wide range of initiatives across Canada is bringing more members of aboriginal communities into the mining industry, especially in the far north. Different provinces and territories take different approaches, but there have been some positive results, according to the recently published 13th annual government report on the issue. Nevertheless, aboriginal participation in the industry remains...
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