Canada and its allies are desperately trying to upend China\u0027s dominance in the field and create a more stable and reliable supply chain
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Canada and its allies are desperately trying to upend China’s dominance in the field and create a supply chain that relies on what it calls more stable and reliable partners.Article content The order requires Sinomine Rare Metals Resources to sell its investment in Vancouver-based Power Metals Corp., which has exploration projects for lithium, cesium and tantalum in northern Ontario.
Canada and the U.S. have both identified dozens of minerals and metals they deem essential to their future economic success.Article content
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