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  • 6/29/2025
Ten years after an enormous open-pit gold mine began operations in Malartic, the hoped-for economic miracle is nothing m | dG1fN3B3S2kwT0xhQWM
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00:00Hello?
00:04Hello, this is Nicola Paquette for the documentary project.
00:07Listen, I'm going to read all of that.
00:10We're going to continue to follow the demand.
00:13Who are the serial polluters?
00:16Then we saw that the Malartic Mine was at the summit.
00:21We just heard a detonation.
00:24Sure.
00:25When we started the project, we were trading at 20 cents.
00:28We peaked eight years later at 32 dollars.
00:32When the money speaks truth, it's not true.
00:37I'm not sure that it was so good for the city.
00:40But finally, it's after we realized
00:43that we were a little bit made to see the population.
00:45If the government can change the rules of the game
00:49at the same time,
00:50in fact, what is good to try to apply these rules?
00:53We will never succeed to win the party.
00:56To be reduced as a citizen,
00:59to sit face-to-face
01:01with a commercial society of this envergure,
01:04hors cours.
01:05This scene-là
01:06brings itself to the failure of the rights.
01:09The first brick d'or which is released from Malartic.
01:14The Gérant de la Mine
01:15has generously written our names.
01:18The Prix de l'Or has an impact
01:19on the level of distress
01:20or the well-being of a population.
01:22And it's incredible
01:24how much we can see it
01:26in small villages like this.
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