The Long Memory of Teẑtan Biny:
How a Nation’s resolve, law, and land stewardship outlasted New Prosperity’s final gasp
The Mine That Would Not Die (Until it did, quietly)There are resource projects in British Columbia that die with a bang, and then there’s New Prosperity — a mine that spent fifteen years insisting it was still alive while the courts, the Crown, and the Tŝilhqot’in Nation kept checking its pulse and finding nothing but corporate optimism and a faint shareholder heartbeat.
