Canada is doubling down on its role as a critical minerals supplier. Prime Minister Mark Carney has signed a new partnership with Germany to boost mining, energy, and defence co-operation — a move that strengthens trade ties, supports NATO goals, and helps Europe diversify away from China and Russia. Devan Murugan tales a closer look.
Mining Metrics: Canada, Germany sign critical minerals pact amid NATO push
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