Four major mining industry takeaways from the 2022 Canadian Federal Budget

In this InvestorIntel interview with host Tracy Weslosky, CBLT Inc.’s (TSXV: CBLT) President, CEO and Director Peter Clausi discusses the four major mining industry takeaways from Canada’s 2022 Federal Budget.

In the interview, which can also be viewed in full on the InvestorIntel YouTube channel (click here), Peter Clausi talks about four major items in the budget that affect the mining industry, including $1.5 billion to support the domestic critical minerals industry with new infrastructure and “access to federal data”, and the proposed flow-through increase to 30% of the new Critical Mineral Exploration Tax Credit. He also discusses the $70 million earmarked to research and develop small modular reactors as a major policy shift towards reconsidering nuclear power, and the importance of partnering with First Nations.

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  1. Jack Lifton Avatar
    Jack Lifton

    Canada is far ahead of the USA in its support of mining in general. It is also far ahead of the European Union in that category. The Canadian Federal and Provincial governments understand the necessity and value of being principal suppliers to the world of vast quantities of the essential and critical metals and minerals upon which our technological standard of living is based. Whenever, as such in this case, the Canadian government takes positive steps to increase metal and mineral production the whole world benefits.

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