TORONTO—Workers trapped for more than two days at a nickel-and-copper mine near Sudbury, Ontario, climbed to safety after scaling a series of ladders covering a distance of roughly 4,000 feet.

By Tuesday afternoon, 33 workers had reached the surface and the remaining six workers were expected to emerge by the end of the day, said a spokesman for Vale SA, the Brazilian company that owns the Totten Mine, located west of the town of Sudbury in northern Ontario.

This post first appeared on wsj.com

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