Tag: West High Yield Resources

Mining company pushes back on criticism of Record Ridge project

An executive with the company behind a proposed magnesium mine near Rossland says a court decision this week upholding an injunction against the project is "disappointing" but "procedural."

Decision expected Wednesday in Record Ridge appeal

The BC Court of Appeal heard arguments in Vancouver on Friday from the proponent West High Yield, as well as the Save Record Ridge Action Committee.

Record Ridge appeal set for Friday in Vancouver

A hearing at the BC Court of Appeal in Vancouver on Friday will decide if a mining company will be able to challenge an injunction against their magnesium project near Rossland.

Majority of Rosslanders against proposed mine, mayor says

Andy Morel says he has no doubt that most of the community opposes a proposed open-pit magnesium mine near the city.

UPDATED: Company to appeal Record Ridge court decision

The company that wants to start an open-pit magnesium mine near Rossland says it will appeal a judge's decision this week to grant an injunction stopping the project until a judicial review can be heard.

Judge grants injunction against Record Ridge mine

A BC Supreme Court judge has granted a local group's request to stop work on an open-pit magnesium mine until a judicial review can be heard.

Record Ridge group presses for further scrutiny of proposed mine

A Rossland group fighting a proposed magnesium mine southwest of the city says it's trying to ensure the project continues to be scrutinized while it waits for a pair of court challenges to be heard.

Local group calls on province to halt permitting process for Record Ridge mine project

The Save Record Ridge Action Committee (SRRAC) is sharing its concerns about recent developments surrounding Rossland’s Record Ridge mine...

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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