National security and intelligence experts have warned that purchases of Canadian resources by foreign powers could put the country at risk.
The Canadian government has commenced a national security review of Shandong Gold’s purchase of the TMAC Resources Hope Bay mine in northern Nunavut. ...
National security and intelligence experts have warned that purchases of Canadian resources by foreign powers could put the country at risk.
Shortly after the purchase was announced, former Canadian Security Intelligence Service (CSIS) director Richard Fadden raised the alarm over its security implications.
Fadden called on Canada and the US to protect Canadian gold by including it in the mutual critical-mineral strategy list, which “[secures] supply chains for the critical minerals needed for important manufacturing sectors, including communication technology, aerospace and defence and clean technology.”
Anyone else find it interesting that the Feds won't allow Alberta to use our resources, but it allows China to?
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National security review of Nunavut mine purchase by China underway
National security and intelligence experts have warned that purchases of Canadian resources by foreign powers could put the country at risk.
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