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UPDATED: Record Ridge project receives mining permit

The provincial government has approved a mining permit for a magnesium project near Rossland, although there are still more hurdles to clear.

Community group seeks judicial review in B.C. Supreme Court over proposed Record Ridge mine

A community group in Rossland is challenging the B.C. government’s ruling that the proposed Record Ridge magnesium mine does not require an environmental assessment and has filed a petition for judicial review in B.C. Supreme Court.

Wildsight calls for emergency order on Record Ridge mine

Wildsight says it will seek the order for the endangered mountain holly fern after BC's environmental assessment office decided the Record Ridge project doesn't need to be subjected to a full-blown review.

UPDATED: Friends of Record Ridge to pursue legal action

A group concerned about the establishment of a magnesium mine near Rossland will go to court to try to force an environmental assessment of the project.

Record Ridge project avoids environmental assessment

A proposed magnesium mine southwest of Rossland will not be subject to a full-blown environmental review.

Public information session on proposed Record Ridge mine under fire

A public information meeting on the proposal by West High Yield Resources (WHY) to establish an open pit mine...

Environmental Assessment Office decision on the Record Ridge proposal

The proposal for an open-pit mining operation on Record Ridge, near Rossland, has been told it will be required...

Rossland residents file opposition to Record Ridge Mine

Rossland residents have voiced their concerns with the proposed Record Ridge Mine application, filing a 76-page memorandum, with 78...

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