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Yukon First Nation awarded $45,000 costs in mining exploration challenge

Following a successful challenge to Yukon mining exploration authorization in the Beaver River watershed, the Supreme Court of Yukon awarded the First Nation of Na Cho Nyäk Dun $45,000 in costs. The 2026 decision addresses costs and settlement privilege, not a fresh determination of the underlying mining authorization.

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