Poetic documentary Koneline brings B.C. mining into focus

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Poetic documentary 'Koneline' brings B.C. mining into focus

April 22, 2016 | By June Chua

Koneline focuses on the "golden triangle" of land in northwest B.C. where copper and gold mining companies are busy drilling into prime territory where local people hunt and fish.

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