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Critical minerals are key to climate goals because they are used in things like EVs, wind turbines and solar panels. Nova Scotia has tremendous potential for critical minerals. 76% of Nova Scotians support mining them, an 11% increase in support year-over-year. #nspoli

Mining makes #WindWest possible! Offshore wind turbines require 17 tons of critical minerals per megawatt of capacity to build. The cross-country cable to export the power to other provinces would likely have a copper core to carry the electricity. Develop our resources! #nspoli

Most Nova Scotians agree @nsgovneeds to cut red tape in mine permitting while maintaining enviro standards: 74% support consolidating permitting within one government department, as other provinces do. 72% support issuing permits within 1-2 years. tmans.ca/permitting #nspoli

Uranium is key to achieving climate goals because it's the fuel for emissions-free nuclear power. Global experts, like the Canadian Nuclear Safety Commission, say uranium mining is safe for people and the environment. Get the facts about uranium: tmans.ca/uranium #nspoli

Re: mining in Nova Scotia: "The province is unquestionably the most difficult jurisdiction in Canada to pursue such efforts. Its laws and regulations deliberately make it near impossible for investment and development in this sector." #nspoli

"When it comes to mining, we must also look to economic development and growth. The bills of government must be paid...The provincial government is doing its job on this one. It is taking on an issue and prepared to make its case. #nspoli Timothy Halman Tim Houston Tory Rushton

"When it comes to mining, we must also look to economic development and growth. The bills of government must be paid...The provincial government is doing its job on this one. It is taking on an issue and prepared to make its case." #nspoli

Re: mining in Nova Scotia: "The province is unquestionably the most difficult jurisdiction in Canada to pursue such efforts. Its laws and regulations deliberately make it near impossible for investment and development in this sector." #nspoli Tim Houston Timothy Halman

Saskatchewan has been one of the top global suppliers of uranium since the 1950s. If uranium actually caused the problems that some allege, the people of Saskatchewan would tell us so. Instead, 83% of them support uranium mining. Get the facts: tmans.ca/uranium #nspoli

Critical minerals are key to climate goals because they are used in things like EVs, wind turbines and solar panels. 76% of Nova Scotians support mining critical minerals, an 11% increase in support year-over-year. But we need to fix permitting: tmans.ca/permitting #nspoli