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Carney’s approach to critical minerals won’t deliver strategic autonomy – just more de-risking

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The prime minister’s “major projects” push merely continues a long practice of de-risking Canada’s mining industry. The vast public resources mobilized to this end are not a net gain for the Canadian economy.

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