Gunnar Mine
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Saskatchewan, feds at odds over abandoned uranium mine remediationThe provincial and federal governments are in a rocky court dispute over the cleanup of an abandoned uranium mine in northern Saskatchewan.EnvironmentJun 4, 2019
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Saskatchewan government sues Ottawa over cost of uranium mine cleanupAn agreement was signed between Saskatchewan and federal government in 2006 committing to sharing the costs of the cleanup of Gunnar mine.EnvironmentNov 28, 2018
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Federal government won’t pay more for northern Sask. uranium mine cleanupThe expected cost for remediation of the remote Gunnar mine in northern Saskatchewan has swelled about 10 times and Ottawa isn't offering any more money.MoneyMay 14, 2017
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Environmental group calls on feds to pay more for Gunnar mine cleanupHalf-a-century after the Gunnar uranium mine closed down, the toxic legacy still remains. The problem is, the cost to clean it has gone up dramatically.EnvironmentDec 21, 2015
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