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No other country has the same stack as Canada in mining: the geology, the stability, the trade infrastructure, a century of engineering expertise. And over $50 billion in global mining capital raised through our exchanges over the past five years. Together with industry, provinces and territories, and Indigenous Peoples,...

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WOW Carney’s own officials confirm it takes up to 20 YEARS to bring a mining project online in Canada. Meanwhile, mining critical minerals are vital to Canada’s national defence. Liberals need to GET OUT OF THE WAY so Canada can unlock its resources and get minerals out of the ground.
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🚨 NOW: Incredible moment as Sec. Marco Rubio EMERGES and SIGNS a critical minerals partnership to LESSEN reliance on China, with the Trade Commissioner of the EU Keep CRUSHING IT, MARCO 🇺🇸 The dude is working nonstop! “This shows a growing awareness and commitment throughout the world, particularly with our allies in Europe, the importance of supply chains and critical minerals to the success of our economies and our national security.” “The over-concentration of these resources—the fact that they're dominated by one or two places—is an unacceptable risk.” Rapid Response 47

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#WATCH | Delhi | EAM Jaishankar says, "We are today signing a bilateral India-US framework on securing supplies of mining and processing of critical minerals and rare earths. This is something we have also discussed today at the Quad meeting and whether we are doing it bilaterally, or in the Quad format or as a larger gathering of like-minded nations, it is something very timely and critical. This framework aims to deepen our cooperation across the entire critical minerals and rare earth supply chain, including mining, processing, recycling and related investment. It will strengthen resilient and diversified supply chains, help us to collaborate and financing and with the effective management of critical minerals and rare earths... It is one more sign of how close our cooperation is in a world where there are so many challenges but also so many opportunities..." (Source: DD)

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We’re building big things, and the UAE wants to build with us. They’re going to invest $70 billion in Canada — putting money into key sectors like critical minerals, AI, and clean energy. This will create thousands of new careers, enable critical research, and help build a stronger, more resilient economy.

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174,419 views • 9 months ago