EventKugluktuk hunters have sent 70 questions to West Kitikmeot Resources Corporation about the Grays Bay Road and Port, seeking answers by Oct. 23. They argue the road would cut through the endangered Dolphin and Union caribou migration route, while the company says it has held five constructive meetings with the hunters and will address their concerns.
Kugluktuk hunters have posed 70 questions to West Kitikmeot Resources Corporation about the Grays Bay Road and Port, saying the road would threaten the endangered Dolphin and Union caribou herd’s migration, while the company stresses Inuit input is included in the plan.
Kugluktuk hunters have sent 70 questions to West Kitikmeot Resources Corporation about the Grays Bay Road and Port, which would connect a deep‑sea Arctic port to Canada’s highway system and enable large‑scale copper and zinc mining, but may threaten the endangered Dolphin and Union caribou herd during migration.
