Finally, the Teck board sees through this poser.  The Board uninamously approves the appointment of real 'mining finance' and 'mining operations' heavy-weights to its leadership.  These guys are true copper-mining veterans, with no doubt much more objective views. 

This is glorious news for us.  

QB2 has been a constant cost-overrun nightmare from the start, now with projected capex at US $6,750,000,000, and still rising.   And... its in Chile!

Schaft Creek has a just-as-promising LOM potential imo, and more importantly it already has way more profitable and way more predictable economics!  SC Capex projection is now US $2,600,000,000... and dropping.  Less than a third of the cost of QB.  Schaft Creek is environmentally benign and in a community-friendly and politically-safe mining jurisdiction, Canada !   

Sanctioning Schaft Creek will be a no-brainer for these no-nonsense industry veterans.

JMHO