Scientists say Kearl oilsands tailing pond spills harmed fish
ECCC says samples were collected at the Kearl site north of Fort McMurray on March 8. Their team also met with the AER and Imperial Oil.
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ECCC says samples were collected at the Kearl site north of Fort McMurray on March 8. Their team also met with the AER and Imperial Oil.
A leaking tailings pond at Imperial Oil's Kearl Lake oilsands site likely harmed fish after collecting samples on March 8.
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