The Premier’s decision to announce Phase I of the Critical Mineral Strategy at AME Roundup shows the important role AME plays in facilitating conversations about the future of our industry. There is often a significant gap – measured in years or even decades – between discovering a mineral deposit and becoming an operating mine. Any critical mineral ambition is dependent on having a robust mineral exploration industry to discover the deposits that supply metals and minerals into the future. Timeliness of the permitting system continues to be a major obstacle to further unlocking BC’s mineral potential. We appreciate the Premier’s acknowledgement that more action is required to facilitate the development of new critical mineral projects. In particular, it is imperative that greater emphasis is placed on competitiveness and the fiscal and regulatory policies that will attract investment in mineral exploration and mine development. We urge the government to move quickly on its comprehensive critical minerals strategy and accelerate their timelines, to remain competitive with our provincial peers. In 2023, BC’s contribution to the national mineral exploration expenditure decreased by 33%, with total contribution lagging at 17%, compared to Ontario (24%) and Quebec (23%). We believe an investment of $50 million over three years is required to sufficiently fund and implement a strategy to the same level as our other provincial peers and truly complement the federal critical minerals strategy. Learn more: https://lnkd.in/eXzFAtMa
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