Canada on Thursday put the mining industry on notice that any major deals targeting the country's producers of critical minerals would only be approved under...
TORONTO - Canada on Thursday put the mining industry on notice that any major deals targeting the country's producers of critical minerals would only be approved under "the most exceptional circumstances ".
Champagne said the government would now set a high bar when assessing the net benefits of any deal involving critical minerals producers, adding this reflected how important it was to protect what it considers a strategic sector. Canada in the last two years has taken a tough stance on foreign investments in the critical minerals space, specifically from China where it has asked investors to divest from Canadian companies due to their Chinese involvement.Former President Barack Obama has reportedly told allies that Joe Biden’s disastrous debate performance has made his bid to win back the White House even tougher than it had been previously.
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