Iain Thompson: Why Critical Minerals Could Define the Next Global Economy

Iain Thompson: Why Critical Minerals Could Define the Next Global Economy
Canada has a once-in-a-generation opportunity to lead the transition from a carbon-based economy to a critical minerals economy.

As the global economy shifts toward electrification and advanced manufacturing, critical minerals are becoming increasingly important. According to EY Canada's Iain Thompson, countries that can responsibly develop and supply these resources will be well positioned for long-term economic growth. For investors, that could make Canada's mining sector an important area to watch.

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