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The Mining Association of Canada’s 2026 report highlights the Northern territories’ transition from a frontier narrative to a vital, investable pillar of the global minerals economy.
Explore how shared governance and Indigenous leadership are shaping large-scale resource investments and driving long-term economic success.
Advancing to 2028 production, the Strange Lake Rare Earth Project secures critical minerals via Indigenous partnerships and government support.
Ontario's $60B Ring of Fire mineral district's development hinges on Indigenous consent and environmental assessment progress.
Canada's Crawford Nickel-Cobalt-Chromium Project pioneers sustainable mining with historic Indigenous partnerships and carbon capture technology.
Canada's first 100% Indigenous-owned critical minerals asset, the Minago Nickel Project in Manitoba, aims to revolutionize sustainable mining.
NexGen's Rook I Uranium Project in Saskatchewan advances towards final federal approval, pioneering Indigenous partnerships and environmental stewardship.
Foran's McIlvenna Bay, a Saskatchewan copper-zinc-gold-silver mine, starts production in 2026 with Indigenous partnership and government support.
Red Chris BC mine expands with block-cave mining for higher copper-gold output, lower emissions, and strong Indigenous partnerships.
Nouveau Monde Graphite is advancing Phase-2 of the Matawinie Mine and Bécancour Plant to supply traceable, low-carbon graphite for batteries.
The Sisson Project is a Canadian critical minerals initiative advancing one of the largest tungsten-molybdenum deposits toward responsible production.
Canada's federal government has drafted 32 major infrastructure projects under the Building Canada Act1, reviewed for fast-track considerations.
Canada has made over $700 million in investments under the Canadian Critical Minerals Strategy1 and catalysed a 15% increase in the production of key criti
An interactive map that shows PM Carney’s Building Canada Act first batch of projects, highlighting Indigenous partnerships and future trade infrastructure
Natural Resources Canada's latest inventory confirms what sophisticated European investors have been tracking: as of September 2024, there are 504 projects
The New Reality of Indigenous Equity Participation The landscape of Canadian indigenous investment is undergoing a fundamental transformation. What starte
Canada's recent expansion of the Indigenous Loan Guarantee Programme (ILGP) represents a transformative moment in Indigenous-corporate relations, creating
Canada's Indigenous peoples bring over 15,000 years of sophisticated business experience to modern economic partnerships, having created North America's fi
The treaties between Indigenous peoples and European powers, and later Canada, represent far more than historical documents - they are living agreements th
Canada possesses some of the world's most significant mineral deposits, including cobalt, lithium, copper, rare earths, graphite, and nickel. These materia
Indigenous-owned businesses are a major force in Canada’s economy, contributing $56 billion and growing each year. Their success highlights the strength of
Glencore’s Onaping Depth Nickel Project in the Sudbury Basin targets 2025 production to support growing demand for critical minerals.
A Sierra Club Ontario study examines environmental and cultural risks of Ring of Fire mining for the Nishnawbe Aski Nation.
Victoria Mine in Sudbury Basin drives nickel and copper growth while advancing Indigenous partnership and environmental stewardship.
News Release The City of London, United Kingdom 7th May 2024 The inaugural Canadian Indigenous Investment Summit, held today at Mansion House and co-organi