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Mining companies fined $210K after worker fatally injured in helicopter operation

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Two mining companies have been fined a combined $210,000 after a worker died during a helicopter equipment-moving operation near Wawa, Ont. Angus Gold Inc. was fined $110,000 and G4 Drilling…

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