While mining company goes through restructuring, its fate remains key to territorial economy
Baffinland’s Mary River Mine is a bit like Nunavut’s General Motors — so integral to the territory’s economy that the company’s success goes hand in hand with its fortunes. General Motors has been so closely linked with the U.S.
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