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Cameco Deploys AI to Boost Nuclear Fuel Production Efficiency

Cameco is integrating artificial intelligence across its uranium processing operations to optimize fuel production and meet surging global energy demand.

Melissa WilsonTop Contributor21 days ago

Technology & Innovation

E3 Lithium Readies Alberta DLE Demonstration Facility

E3 Lithium accelerates Clearwater DLE demo plant in Alberta, targeting battery-grade lithium carbonate production and commercial readiness ahead of 2026 build.

Melissa WilsonTop Contributor21 days ago

Energy Policy

Canada's National Electricity Strategy Signals a Pragmatic Shift Toward Energy Security and Grid Expansion

Canada has unveiled a National Electricity Strategy that seeks to nearly double the country's electricity generation and transmission capacity by 2050 while maintaining one of the world's cleanest power systems. The strategy combines accelerated investment in hydroelectricity, nuclear energy, renewable generation, and transmission infrastructure with a more pragmatic role for natural gas to ensure grid reliability during the transition. The policy reflects growing electricity demand from artificial intelligence, electrification, critical minerals processing, and industrial decarbonization, while positioning Canada as a long-term energy superpower.

J. Ignacio Blavi2 months ago

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Trump's Canada tariffs likely to hit Toyota and Honda profits, analysts say

Analysts warn that proposed 50% tariffs on vehicles manufactured in Canada could significantly impact the profitability of Japanese automakers Toyota and Honda. Because Canada serves as a critical export hub for these companies to the U.S. market, experts suggest that shifting supply chains to avoid these costs would be difficult to achieve in the short term.

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Politico — ConservativesFinance & Politics

Another Conservative jumps ship to join Carney

A member of the Conservative Party has defected to join the Liberals, providing a significant political boost to the Canadian prime minister. This move weakens the position of Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre as the government nears a potential majority.

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Bloomberg EconomicsFinance & Politics

Carney Says He's Open to US Pact if Auto, Steel Terms Are Competitive

Mark Carney has expressed a willingness to engage in a trade agreement with the United States, provided that the conditions regarding the automotive and steel sectors are fair and competitive. This stance highlights ongoing efforts to navigate international trade relations while protecting domestic industrial interests.

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Mining News — Energy MineralsMines & Energy

Elevra firms NAL expansion plans

The mining company Elevra is advancing its expansion strategy for the North American Lithium (NAL) project. A new pre-feasibility study outlines plans to increase lithium production while simultaneously reducing operational costs, with implementation expected to begin in mid-2027.

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Politico — ConservativesFinance & Politics

Carney secured a majority in Parliament. Conservatives say voters were betrayed.

Canadian Conservative leaders have criticized Prime Minister Mark Carney for establishing a parliamentary majority through political alliances rather than a general election. Critics argue that this move undermines democratic processes and represents a betrayal of the electorate's will.

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Bloomberg PoliticsFinance & Politics

Lutnick Blames Carney, Politics for Collapse of Trade Talks

Howard Lutnick publicly attributed the breakdown of recent bilateral trade discussions to political maneuvering by Canadian officials. He alleged that decisions were influenced by domestic regional politics ahead of crucial local votes rather than economic merits. The article highlights escalating tensions and stalled economic cooperation between the involved parties.

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Washington TimesMines & Energy

Shooting at U.S. Consulate in Toronto sparks concerns about Iranian sleeper cells

Authorities are investigating a shooting incident at the U.S. consulate in Toronto that has raised alarms regarding the potential presence of Iranian sleeper cells. The event has prompted heightened security concerns and scrutiny over regional stability amid ongoing tensions.

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Mining WeeklyMines & Energy

Canada-focused lithium miner Elevra gets price floor for supply deal

Elevra Lithium has established a minimum price structure for its supply agreement with a new Canadian processing plant. This strategic move is intended to strengthen the supply of critical minerals for Western markets. The deal comes as various countries attempt to secure reliable access to resources essential for modern technology. [Latest News](https://www.miningweekly.com/page/latest-news)

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Mining.comMines & Energy

Texas oil tycoon emerges as mystery bidder for Cuba nickel miner

Wealthy Texas investor Albert Huddleston has been revealed as the undisclosed lead backer in a Glencore-led bid to acquire Sherritt International, a Canadian miner with significant operations in Cuba. This proposal sets up a high-stakes competition against a rival bid from a former Trump administration official, coming at a time when Sherritt is grappling with intensified U.S. sanctions and local energy shortages. The battle for control underscores the strategic importance of Sherritt’s nickel and cobalt assets for the global battery supply chain despite the significant geopolitical risks involved.

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Canada's National Electricity Strategy Signals a Pragmatic Shift Toward Energy Security and Grid Expansion

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Trump's Canada tariffs likely to hit Toyota and Honda profits, analysts say

Another Conservative jumps ship to join Carney

Carney Says He's Open to US Pact if Auto, Steel Terms Are Competitive

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Carney secured a majority in Parliament. Conservatives say voters were betrayed.

Lutnick Blames Carney, Politics for Collapse of Trade Talks

Shooting at U.S. Consulate in Toronto sparks concerns about Iranian sleeper cells

Canada-focused lithium miner Elevra gets price floor for supply deal

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