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Report from Canada's Economic Strategy Tables: Report - Resources of the Future
Vision
By 2025, Canada is a global competitive force in natural resources with a clear path to recognized economic, environmental and social leadership, making Canadians proud of the success we create for our talent today and in the future.
Achieving the Table's vision for Canada's resource sectors means unlocking projects, markets and products, and, as a result, seeing significant growth in resource exports. To that end, the Table has set an ambitious exports growth target as the primary outcome of implementing the proposals put forward by the Table.
Target
Increase natural resource exports by 40% to $350B
Canada will grow its annual natural resource exports to $350 billion through innovation, decarbonization, agile regulations, infrastructure, talent and inclusion.
What we need to overcome
Declining competitiveness of resource projects, created by regulatory complexity, insufficient infrastructure, and uncertainty around land base and land use decision-making
Trade uncertainty created by lack of access to existing and new markets in a shifting global supply-and-demand environment
Declining Canadian and foreign investment in resource projects due to high project development costs
Significant demographic imbalance in resource jobs
Lack of agility in technology adoption
Evolving Indigenous landscape
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Report from Canada's Economic Strategy Tables: Report - Resources of the Future
Vision
By 2025, Canada is a global competitive force in natural resources with a clear path to recognized economic, environmental and social leadership, making Canadians proud of the success we create for our talent today and in the future.
Achieving the Table's vision for Canada's resource sectors means unlocking projects, markets and products, and, as a result, seeing significant growth in resource exports. To that end, the Table has set an ambitious exports growth target as the primary outcome of implementing the proposals put forward by the Table.
Target
Increase natural resource exports by 40% to $350B
Canada will grow its annual natural resource exports to $350 billion through innovation, decarbonization, agile regulations, infrastructure, talent and inclusion.
What we need to overcome
Declining competitiveness of resource projects, created by regulatory complexity, insufficient infrastructure, and uncertainty around land base and land use decision-making
Trade uncertainty created by lack of access to existing and new markets in a shifting global supply-and-demand environment
Declining Canadian and foreign investment in resource projects due to high project development costs
Significant demographic imbalance in resource jobs
Lack of agility in technology adoption
Evolving Indigenous landscape
Report from Canada's Economic Strategy Tables: Report - Resources of the Future
Report from Canada's Economic Strategy Tables: Report - Resources of the Future
