Submission on Coppermine Heritage River Designation & Proposed East Arm National Park to BHP Diamond Mine Environmental Assessment Panel (Canadian Heritage, February 1996)
Letter and brief from Canadian Heritage / Parks Canada (Yellowknife) to Letha MacLachlan, BHP Diamond Mine Environmental Assessment Panel, February 23 1996. Discusses the proposed designation of the Coppermine River as a Canadian Heritage River (in concert with the community of Kugluktuk and GNWT Department of Economic Development and Tourism), the proposed East Arm National Park on Great Slave Lake extending to Artillery Lake (lands withdrawn ~25 years), Aboriginal-government-industry co-operation, and Department of Canadian Heritage citizenship, official-languages, and parks-establishment mandates.
- Date
- 1996-02-23
- Document type
- regulatory-filing
- Parties
- Canadian Heritage, Parks Canada, Letha MacLachlan, BHP Diamond Mine Environmental Assessment Panel, Government of the Northwest Territories, GNWT, Department of Economic Development and Tourism, Kugluktuk
- Locations
- Yellowknife, Northwest Territories, Coppermine River, Kugluktuk
- Parameters
- public hearing submission, P.H. 068, Canadian Heritage River, Coppermine River designation, BHP diamond mine, environmental assessment
- Pages
- 7
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