High Cyanide Levels Detected in Yukon Mine Groundwater

The Yukon government reports ongoing contamination at Eagle Gold mine following a containment failure in June.

Groundwater tests at Eagle Gold mine show elevated levels of cyanide and various metals, including cobalt and mercury.
The Yukon government is implementing protective measures, including groundwater interception wells and a safety berm.
The mine's containment facility failure in June released millions of tonnes of cyanide-contaminated rock.
Victoria Gold, the mine owner, is in receivership, complicating remediation efforts.
Authorities maintain communication with the First Nation of Na-Cho Nyak Dun, confirming no heightened health risk from mercury in Haggart Creek.