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What next for Eagle?

Summary by Yukon News
On the second anniversary of the cyanide landslide at Eagle mine, there remain a lot of questions about what will happen next in Dublin Gulch. Grayling downstream may ask about water quality as the toxins in the approximately two million tonnes of material that escaped the containment system work their way through the water table. Yukon businesses on the lengthy list of unsecured creditors owed a collective $83 million will be wondering how much…

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What next for Eagle?

On the second anniversary of the cyanide landslide at Eagle mine, there remain a lot of questions about what will happen next in Dublin Gulch. Grayling downstream may ask about water quality as the toxins in the approximately two million tonnes of material that escaped the containment system work their way through the water table. Yukon businesses on the lengthy list of unsecured creditors owed a collective $83 million will be wondering how much…

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Yukon News broke the news on Monday, June 22, 2026.
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