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03
Aug
2018
Mount Polley workers accept new contract, strike endsBy:WAGE AGREEMENT Unionised workers at the Mount Polley mine, in British Columbia, have accepted a new three-year contract, ending a more than two-month strike at the copper/gold mine, near Williams Lake.
Imperial Metals said on Thursday that the new contract is effective from January 1, 2018.
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