Baffinland is $2.6 billion in debt, with more than $27 million owing to northern organizations, according to a list published as part of its court-supervised protection from creditors. (File photo)
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Company’s total debt is $2.6B, twice as big as initially reported, according to court-ordered creditors list
Baffinland’s debt amounts to more than double what it originally reported in May, with $27 million of that owed to a dozen northern and Inuit businesses and organizations. The Oakville, Ont.
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