Imperial Reports Third Quarter 2024 Financial Results
Imperial Metals Corporation
Mining
Vancouver, British Columbia 6,383 followers
Imperial is a British Columbia explorer, developer and mining operator.
About us
Imperial Metals is a British Columbia explorer, developer and mining operator. Our history dates back to December 1959 when Imperial Metals & Power Ltd. was incorporated in British Columbia. Over the past six decades, Imperial has undergone several transitions to become the Company we are today. In 1995 Imperial merged with Bethlehem Resources Corporation, in 2002 the Company completed a corporate reorganization and divested its oil and gas assets with a renewed focus on base metals, and in 2007 the Company acquired the Red Chris project. In March 2019 Imperial embarked on a major new transition with an agreement to sell a 70% interest in the Red Chris asset to Newcrest Mining Limited. On August 15, 2019, the Company and Newcrest announced completion of the transaction, and that they have formed a joint venture for the operation of the Red Chris mine. Newcrest is the operator of the mine, and Imperial retains a 30% joint venture interest. Imperial is well positioned to benefit from a strong copper market with 43-101 supported measured and indicated copper resources of about 5 billion pounds. We remain focused in British Columbia, where we have worked with local communities, First Nations partners, and our province for decades. We plan to be a key part of British Columbia’s post pandemic economic recovery and we look forward to reopening Mount Polley and Huckleberry in the near future.
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- Mining
- Company size
- 501-1,000 employees
- Headquarters
- Vancouver, British Columbia
- Type
- Public Company
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Vancouver, British Columbia V6C 2E8, CA
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A newly released report confirms that the remediation efforts at Mount Polley Mine have successfully restored fish habitats and even enhanced environmental conditions beyond pre-breach levels. This accomplishment demonstrates what’s possible when industry, government, and Indigenous Nations collaborate toward shared environmental goals. Learn more about the project’s measurable success and what it means for the future of responsible mining👇
Canadian-Dam-Association-Successful-Remediation-at-Mount-Polley.pdf
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Imperial Reports Production Update for 2024 Third Quarter
Imperial Reports Production Update for 2024 Third Quarter
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Imperial Reports Second Quarter 2024 Financial Results
Imperial Reports Second Quarter 2024 Financial Results
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It has been a decade since the Mount Polley Tailings Storage Facility (TSF) breach. Over the past decade, our commitment to the environmental remediation of the impacted areas has been supported by the collaborative efforts of the Habitat Remediation Working Group. This group, including the Williams Lake First Nation (WLFN), Xatśūll First Nation, Fisheries and Oceans Canada, provincial and federal governments, and Mount Polley Mining Corporation, has led to the remarkable restoration of Hazeltine and Edney Creeks. Together, we’ve reintroduced sockeye salmon and rainbow trout and have seen the successful return of wildlife to the restored habitats. In 2023, the Habitat Remediation Group earned the prestigious Jake McDonald Annual Reclamation Award, which recognizes outstanding achievements in mine reclamation in British Columbia, highlighting excellence in research, innovation, quality of work, and extent of land reclaimed. In June, we hosted a group of WLFN Elders to showcase our collective progress and the recovered state of the land today. The involvement of our First Nations partners has been instrumental to our efforts, and the flourishing wildlife is a testament to our collaborative success. Watch our video to see this partnership in action.
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Over the past decade, Imperial Metals has committed significant resources towards environmental remediation at Mount Polley to rebuild the areas impacted by the breach. “We didn’t run away from a big problem," says Brian Kynoch, President of Imperial Metals, "We got down to work and figured out how we were going to put the creek back together and make things right. From my perspective, we’ve done that.” We have also focused on strengthening our relationship with the Williams Lake First Nation (WLFN). Our recent tour with WLFN elders highlighted the progress made in remediation, and our ongoing efforts to restore and protect the affected area. Read more about our partnership with Williams Lake First Nation and how it has played a key role in the remediation work at Mount Polley mine:
Ten years on, Imperial Metals still recovering from Mount Polley disaster
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Imperial Reports Production for Second Quarter 2024
Imperial Reports Production for Second Quarter 2024
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Imperial Metals extends mineralization at Mount Polley mine
Imperial Metals extends mineralization at Mount Polley mine - MINING.COM
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Imperial Reports Drilling at Mount Polley Extends Mineralization 885 Metres Beneath Springer Pit
Imperial Reports Drilling at Mount Polley Extends Mineralization 885 Metres Beneath Springer Pit
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Imperial Announces Voting Results for the Election of Directors
2023-05-24-NR-III-I215h90FF.pdf
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