Elkford Opposes Teck’s Coal applications

Recent Posts

• Elk-Kootenay Water Pollution Joint Statement
• Teck’s Annual Sustainability Report
• Crown Mountain Coking Coal Public Comment Period is Open
• Glencore’s purchase of Elk Valley Resources Review
• Teck Completes Minority Interest Sale

Elk Valley Coal Links

• Centerpoint Resources Inc. A mine exploration and development company that owns Bingay Coal.
• City of Fernie The cultural and activity centre of the Elk Valley.
• Crowsnest Pass Coal Mining Ltd. Potential for a significant underground mine operation producing high quality coking coal.
• District of Elkford Founded in 1971 as a home for miners working at Fording Coal.
• District of Sparwood Sparwood, BC is yours and mine to discover!
• Elk River Alliance The Elk River Alliance has spent over a decade monitoring the Elk River Watershed
• Fernie.com Everything you need to know about Fernie BC.
• Glencore Acquisition of a 77% interest in Teck’s Elk Valley coal business
• Grizzly Discoveries Grizzly is a Canadian exploration company exploring for gold and base metal deposits.
• Jameson Resources Ltd. Coal Mountain Coking Coal in Alexander Creek.
• Ktunaxa Nation Working together, managing our lands and resources, within a self-sufficient, self-governing Nation.
• Mining Association of British Columbia Represents the needs and interests of coal, metal, industrial mineral companies and smelters.
• Nippon Steel Japan’s largest steelmaker with a 20% interest in Elk Valley Resources.
• North Coal Ltd. Focused on the exploration and development of the Michel Creek Coking Coal Project.
• Pacific American Coal Ltd. Identified a 257 million tonne JORC resource at its Elko Coking Coal Project
• POSCO A South Korean steel-making company headquartered in Pohang with 3% interest in EVR.
• Teck Resources Ltd. Canada’s Largest Diversified Resource Company with five active Elk Valley mines.
• United Steelworkers Local 9346 The Trade Union for the hourly employees at Teck Coal Ltd. – Elkview Operations
• Wildsight Working to protect wildlife, water and wild places in Canada’s Columbia and Rocky Mountain regions.