Yet another Canadian miner looks to exit the country, amidst curbs on Chinese investments

Solaris Resources CEO has described Canada's critical minerals policy as "counterproductive"

By: financialpost.com

Sep 09 2024
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Yet another Canadian miner looks to exit the country, amidst curbs on Chinese investments

A Vancouver-based miner has begun the process of moving its headquarters to Ecuador, just months after the company’s head described Canada’s critical minerals policy as “counterproductive.” Read More

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