On November 16, 2022, the Supreme Court of Yukon explained why it had approved changes to the Wolverine Mine receivership order. Boreal took over mine care and maintenance, and the receiver could focus on administrative duties while retaining a means of seeking renewed powers in an emergency. The court found no evidence of negligence or wilful misconduct by the receiver. This is a historical case card, not a newly issued 2026 judgment.
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Yukon (Government of) v Yukon Zinc Corporation, 2022 YKSC 58
The Yukon Supreme Court reduced a mine receiver's care and maintenance powers after a contractor assumed those duties, retaining general and emergency powers.
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