01POLAR ORBIT

A CHANGE IN PERSPECTIVE

Look at
Canada from
ABOVE

02 / DESCENT

Forty years of exporting raw concentrate and importing the finished product.

That era ends here.

Canada Strong isn't a slogan. It's a supply chain.

04 / THE STOCKPILE

From the ground.
Into our future.

A view of the materials behind a more resilient supply chain. Explore an illustrative stockpile for Canada and its allies.

The world’s demand for critical minerals is outpacing the capacity to produce them.

Critical mineral demand vs. production capacityILLUSTRATIVE INDEX · 2024 = 100
8010012014016018020242030203520402050Demand 168Mineral demandCapacity 106Production capacitySUPPLY GAP

Illustrative scenario, not a forecast. Index values are design examples rather than measured data or a verified IEA projection.

In a world of high geopolitical tensions, critical minerals have emerged as a
frontline issue in safeguarding global energy and economic security.

International Energy Agency · Global Critical Minerals Outlook 2025
A grassy mountain surface above exposed roots, weathered rock, mineral gravel, ochre earth and dark bedrock containing a quartz and gold vein.
06 / BELOW THE SURFACE

ILLUSTRATIVE GEOLOGICAL CROSS-SECTION

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