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Both the federal and B.C. governments tout as a priority investment in critical mineral mines, such as copper and nickel.
It is far more lucrative for a mining company to go after gold and silver deposits, given the soaring prices for both metals.
But critical minerals are essential to the national economy because they are used in everything from mobile phones and electric vehicle batteries to medical equipment and defence systems.
So how can multi-billion-dollar critical mineral mines be financed in this province? What can Ottawa and Victoria do to assist?
Please join us on today at 4:50 p.m. for the next Conversations Live hosted by Stuart McNish on the topic of attracting investment to critical mineral projects.
The panel discussion will be here and you can submit your questions to our panel below:
The panelists:
• Divya Shah, managing director of the Canada Infrastructure Bank
• Ashley Glen, director of project finance at Export Development Canada
• Lisa Davis, the CEO of PearTree Securities
• Martin Turenne, the president and CEO of FPX Nickel, a Vancouver-based mining company
Click here to watch past Conversations Live videos.
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