Matter More - A Canadian strategy for a changing United States

economics reporter and editor, Royal Society of Canada Drew previously spent 12 years a foreign correspondent an and a member of the in leadership positions with Ottawa bureau chief and Order of Canada and the the Province of Ontario and Editor-in-Chief of The Globe. [...] And when Canada structures since the International is relevant to the rest of the world, Joint Commission in 1909, which remains we Matter More to the U. [...] a reliable democracy.” The consequences of a Trump or Kamala Practically everyone is telling us they Harris presidency are very different, but in need our uranium, potash and food, and both cases the share of our exports going to want us to invest more in the advancement the United States stands at 78 percent and of such areas as AI, cleantech and health the political pressures on the next preside. [...] approach In the past, the oil sands faced similar technical to the development, transportation and usage and financial obstacles to development, of critical minerals in which we accord one but well-funded research by the Alberta another national treatment up and down government, direct public investment in the supply chain, including for tax incentives the Syncrude plant and co-ordinated federal a. [...] development of the oil sands, we need The high level of integration of energy trans- to consider how to bring public policy portation infrastructure creates the possibility to bear on the long-term geo-economic of a binational version of the long-mooted importance of critical minerals.