De Beers Canada: The Attawapiskat Context Harvard Case Solution & Analysis

De Beers Canada: The Attawapiskat Context Case Solution

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PUBLICATION DATE: October 21, 2016

De Beers, an advanced, worldwide mining business, ran the Victor Mine, an open pit diamond mine in Canada, situated inside standard area declared by the Attawapiskat First Nation. To establish the mine, De Beers had to comply with federal and provincial legislation, fulfill ecological requirements, and most significantly, work out usage of the land with the First Nation.In aggravation, the First Nation set up roadway blockades to stop work at the mine. De Beers now desired to prolong their mining operation by utilizing a mine extension, however to do that, they had to look for more arrangement from the Attawapiskat. Did the history of First Nations in Canada impact their relationship with De Beers?

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