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Alberta Bureau Chief at The Hub | Politics • Economy • Public Policy falice@thehub.ca
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From rock to radar: Why Canada’s critical minerals challenge is a global one

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By Falice Chin Verified
| The Hub Canada
Last week’s Canada Investment Summit highlighted the increasingly “dual-use” nature of critical minerals—the idea that the same materials needed for advanced manufacturing, batteries, semiconductors, and AI infrastructure are also essential to aerospace, weapons systems, and national defence. It’s quite the pivot from the days when the likes of lithium, cobalt, graphite, gallium, and other rare earths were discussed primarily through the lens of the energy transition.
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Is Alberta on the cusp of another energy investment boom?

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By Falice Chin Verified
| The Hub Canada
There is an unmistakably bullish buzz in cowtown this week. At the Calgary Chamber of Commerce, Premier Danielle Smith spent much of her annual address talking about building new pipelines, growing oil production, opening data centres, and courting more investment. Just a few blocks down at Stampede Park, the International Pipeline Conference and Expo also got underway, bringing together pipeline operators and energy executives from around the world.
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Alberta’s separation multiverse—and the variable no economist can predict

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By Falice Chin Verified
| The Hub Canada
The researchers have run the numbers. They’ve divided the debt, priced the bureaucracy, modelled the trade barriers and negotiations, and ultimately estimated what could happen to jobs, wages, taxes, and Alberta’s broader economy should it leave Canada. The result is not one but two alternate universes in which Alberta, as a brand new country, ends up either considerably poorer or modestly better off, depending on how smoothly—or how difficultly—the transition unfolds.
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