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Stronger Together: What Mining Companies, Investors And Financiers Need To Know About Western And Northern Canada’s Critical Minerals Strategy
Certain Canadian provinces and territories have taken an important step toward a more coordinated critical minerals economy. Stronger Together: A Critical Minerals Strategy for Western and Northern Canada (the Strategy) brings British Columbia, Alberta, Saskatchewan, Manitoba, Yukon, the Northwest Territories and Nunavut (being together, Western and Northern Canada) together around a shared objective: to position the region as a globally competitive, investment-ready supplier of responsibly sourced critical minerals.
Canada Energy
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Cassels
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Critical Minerals: A Joint Strategy For Western And Northern Canada
Seven Canadian provinces and territories have unveiled a comprehensive strategy to position Western and Northern Canada as a global leader in responsibly sourced critical minerals. The initiative aims to accelerate mining project development, strengthen supply chains, and create new value-chain opportunities in a region that has already generated over CA$80 billion in critical mineral shipments. Will coordinated regulatory approaches, infrastructure investments, and Indigenous partnerships transform the reg
Canada Energy
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Dentons Canada LLP
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Canada's Q2 2026 M&A Landscape
Canada's M&A market has sustained momentum through the first half of 2026, despite a complex global environment characterized by trade tensions, inflationary pressures and evolving geopolitical considerations. This quarterly update examines the industries leading Canadian M&A activity, how policy tailwinds are propelling energy transactions, the effects of AI-driven demand on the M&A landscape, and Canadian real estate trends.
Canada Commercial
BJ
Bennett Jones LLP
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New Critical Path For Critical Minerals Deals: Canada To Implement Pre-Closing National Security Review Regime
Foreign investors in Canada's critical minerals sector will soon face a new mandatory pre-closing notification regime requiring government review before transactions can close. The regime, expected in early 2027, will significantly expand the scope of investments subject to national security reviews, including minority stakes and asset purchases. What are the key implications for deal timing, penalties, and transaction structure in this evolving regulatory landscape?
Canada Government
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Cassels
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Understanding Free, Prior And Informed Consent Under UNDRIP In Canadian Resource Development
As Canadian governments continue implementing the United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples (UNDRIP), resource developers face evolving expectations around Indigenous engagement and consent. Recent court decisions and regulatory reforms signal a fundamental shift in how forestry and mining projects must navigate consultation obligations, cumulative effects analysis, and the practical meaning of "free, prior and informed consent."
Canada Government
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Thompson Dorfman Sweatman LLP
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