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The Keevils of Teck Corp. are empire-building on big-tonnage mineral deposits. Son Norman, left, talks coal with his father. The sample is from Sukunk(...)
The Keevils of Teck Corp. are empire-building on big-tonnage mineral deposits. Son Norman, left, talks coal with his father. The sample is from Sukunk(...)

The Keevils of Teck Corp. are empire-building on big-tonnage mineral deposits. Son Norman, left, talks coal with his father. The sample is from Sukunk(...)

Date2/18/1971
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  • The Keevils of Teck Corp. are empire-building on big-tonnage mineral deposits. Son Norman, left, talks coal with his father. The sample is from Sukunk(...)
  • The Keevils of Teck Corp. are empire-building on big-tonnage mineral deposits. Son Norman, left, talks coal with his father. The sample is from Sukunka deposit of Brameda Resources near Chetwynd, B.C., in which Teck has an interest. Once humdrum coal is now in big demand for steelmaking and thermal power production. Japan is big customer for Canadian coking coal, copper.
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Original Toronto Star caption: The Keevils of Teck Corp. are empire-building on big-tonnage mineral deposits. Son Norman, left, talks coal with his father. The sample is from Sukunka deposit of Brameda Resources near Chetwynd, B.C., in which Teck has an interest. Once humdrum coal is now in big demand for steelmaking and thermal power production. Japan is big customer for Canadian coking coal, copper.
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