The company that’s trying to reopen the Tulsequah Chief Mine has apparently abandoned plans to build a road to the mine site
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BC official says mine concerns heard, critics disagree
British Columbia officials say they understand why Alaskans are concerned about new mines planned for transboundary rivers. But critics on this side of the border say they’re not doing anything about it.
Ferry system limits solo travel by kids, teenagers
The Alaska Marine Highway System will no longer allow children and teenagers under 18 to travel solo
Southeast votes for Begich, Walker, Dunbar
Sen. Mark Begich would be headed back to Washington, D.C., had the rest of the state voted like Southeast. And Bill Walker would have solidly won the governor’s race.
SE candidates stake out ballot measure positions
Most Southeast legislative candidates oppose the marijuana and Bristol Bay ballot initiatives. But they support the minimum wage measure.
B.C. mines concern some–not all–candidates
British Columbia mines are slated to be built close to transboundary rivers. That worries some candidates for the Alaska Legislature.