That is interesting, as you say, that they have the crosshairs on both Galore Creek and Schaft Creek together.

What a lot of untruths though in the video. They show a picture Mess Lake and say that's where the tailings pond is going to be? Mess Lake is in Mt. Edziza park. I guess the picture of a dry-looking mud flat wouldn't have had as much impact.

They also state the Canadian Environmental Assessment doesn't require baseline studies, but we've been doing those for very many years.

I think the most telling thing is the headline at the bottom of the page: No Benefits to Alaska. Well, why should there be?

This lot is making their living at spreading alarm and then collecting donations.

What we really should be concerned about is the recent call for an International Joint Commission on the mines in BC. Alaska is getting uppity. I don't see though why a foreign country should get a say in what is mined in Canada. We have an obligation to send the water through clean, and that is always a consideration in our environmental assessment, if only because it is supposed to come out of our end clean. That doesn't mean that a foreign country should claim the right to oversee Canadian environmental assessments or controls.