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Investment Incentives for Critical Minerals in Canada
Investment Incentives for Critical Minerals in Canada
This report identifies gaps in Canada’s current policy suite meant to attract investment for critical minerals, and provides recommendations to the federal government on how Canada can better compete for international investments in this important and rapidly growing sector.
The international need for critical minerals is huge. Global investment in the next decade will be measured in the hundreds of billions of dollars. But while returns can be substantial, mining and minerals projects are generally seen as high-risk investments since most exploration projects never generate revenue. To encourage and support this important industry, investment incentives are a necessary measure.
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