Finlay Minerals says staff safe after aircraft makes emergency landing in Prince George, B.C
Reuters2026/08/21 22:21- Finlay Minerals confirmed three PIL Project personnel were aboard an aircraft that made an emergency landing in Prince George, B.C., on Aug. 20.
- The aircraft struck several vehicles on Foothills Boulevard; one person in a vehicle later died.
- All Finlay-related personnel were uninjured and are at home, limiting immediate operational disruption risk.
- The aircraft was operated by Sekani Air; it was transporting workers south during a scheduled break from the PIL site.
- Transport Canada opened an investigation, creating potential ongoing safety and operational scrutiny for the project.
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