Agnico Eagle Mines Ltd. will start the process of bringing Nunavut employees back to two mine sites, after receiving approval from the Nunavut government. (Photo courtesy of Agnico Eagle Mines Ltd.)
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Mining company’s territorial workers have been paid to stay home for past 15 months
The Government of Nunavut has given Agnico Eagle Mines Ltd. the green light to allow workers from the Kivalliq to return the company’s mine Meliadine and Meadowbank sites.
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