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OTTAWA — Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe says Prime Minister Justin Trudeau's office has apologized for not informing him about a visit to the province this week.
Moe told reporters in Regina that he wanted to"briefly" speak with Trudeau about further investments on rare earth elements in Saskatchewan and net-zero emissions strategies for processing plants. Critical minerals were among the issues Trudeau, U.S. President Joe Biden and Mexican President Andrés Manuel López Obrador discussed during a summit last week in Mexico.
Moe called the lack of co-operation a"missed opportunity" and said that"the perception of a provincial government and federal government not getting along isn't the way it should be." China is currently the world's largest producer of rare earth elements, accounting for almost 60 per cent of global annual production, with most of the remaining 40 per cent shared between the U.S., Myanmar, Australia and Madagascar, the department said.
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