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NWT Minister pushes for federal tax credits to boost northern mining and clean energy

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Caitlin Cleveland, Minister of Industry in the Northwest Territories, lobbied the federal government in Ottawa for new economic incentives for northern territories. She advocated for the creation of a North of 60 Mineral Exploration Tax Credit, a proposed 15 per cent stackable incentive for projects in the Northwest Territories, Nunavut, and Yukon. She also requested that zinc be added to the list of minerals eligible for the clean technology manufacturing investment tax credit, arguing it is critical for renewable energy.

From cbc.ca

Why it matters

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The proposed tax credits aim to jump-start mining projects across the North. The North of 60 Mineral Exploration Tax Credit would provide additional funding access for exploration in the Northwest Territories, Nunavut, and Yukon. Including zinc in the clean technology credit would support the use of the mineral in renewable energy and power storage.

From cbc.ca

Who's involved

  • Caitlin ClevelandMinister of Industry in the Northwest Territories advocating for incentives.
  • Northwest TerritoriesNorthwest Territories, a territory targeted for increased mining investment.
  • NunavutNunavut, a northern territory targeted by the proposed exploration tax credit.
  • YukonYukon, a northern territory targeted by the proposed exploration tax credit.
  • OttawaOttawa, the location where the minister lobbied the federal government.

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Possible knock-on effects

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  • The Northwest Territories might see increased mining funding access due to the proposed North of 60 Mineral Exploration Tax Credit.

  • YukonSpeculative

    Yukon might see increased mining funding access due to the proposed North of 60 Mineral Exploration Tax Credit.

  • NunavutSpeculative

    Nunavut might see increased mining funding access due to the proposed North of 60 Mineral Exploration Tax Credit.

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