Building public trust and confidence : report of a workshop on oversight of the Giant Mine, March 6-7, 2012, Yellowknife, NWT.

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The need for independent oversight of the remediation and perpetual care of Giant Mine has consistently been raised by First Nations and public parties engaged in the Giant Mine Remediation Plan Environmental Assessment process. At the October 2011 Technical Sessions, the need for oversight was again raised. The need for independent oversight arises from widespread recognition of the multiple and potentially conflicting roles of Aboriginal Affairs and Northern Development (AANDC) and the lack of policies or legislation to manage conflicting roles.

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Print and digital copies available - CD includes " Awareness testing: Findings from the focus groups on Giant Mine and the arsenic trioxide", 2002.