Manitoba

A rare find and an incredible mineral investment opportunity

Secure, Stable, Largely Untapped

Be among the first to discover Manitoba’s abundant, yet largely under explored strategic mineral potential. Manitoba is home to 30 of the 34 minerals on Canada’s 2024 critical minerals list with six that have been prioritized for their exceptional capacity to drive economic growth and strengthen supply chains — cobalt, copper, graphite, lithium, nickel and rare earth elements.

Manitoba’s Investment Potential

Environmental, Social and Governance

High environmental standards ensure ESG compliance, protecting the air, land, water and people .

Indigenous Partnerships

Manitoba values Indigenous partnerships, engagement, and consultation.

High Labour Standards

Operational continuity is assured by strong labour protections.

Low Cost of Living

Workers enjoy a high quality of life with competitive wages.

Renewable Energy

Manitoba offers zero-emission hydroelectric power at North America’s lowest published rates.

Stable, Democratic Country

Resources extraction occurs in a safe, predictable environment.

Tax Credits and Programs

Competitive tax incentives and business supports promote rapid project development.

Free Trade Agreements

Fifteen ratified Free Trade Agreements with 50 countries, benefit over 1.5 billion consumers worldwide.

Strategic Access to Global Markets

Our Arctic port and railway system ensure access to global markets and a resilient supply chain.

WORLD CLASS CRITICAL MINERAL DEPOSITS

Multiple industries are realizing their full potential in Manitoba’s stable economy

Map legend showing all the mineral types which are available within Manitoba

A map showing all the key minerals within Manitoba

Skilled Workforce

Manitobans working within a testing lab analyzing rock samples

Investing in people is a top priority

Manitoba’s commitment to sustainability extends to our human resources. We continue to invest in a skilled workforce ensuring we have qualified people in trades and other technical positions to match to the ever-changing demands of the mining industry. This foresight has fostered a substantial workforce ready and able to get to work for today and tomorrow.