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Mission: Critical C2M2A executive director Ian London believes that for Canada to successfully create critical minerals supply chains, the federal and provincial governments need to act, and mining companies, industrials and the investment community need to update their thinking

C2M2A executive director Ian London believes that for Canada to successfully create critical minerals supply chains, the federal and provincial governments need to act, and mining companies, industrials and the investment community need to update their thinking

By Carolyn Gruske

May 18, 2023

Courtesy of Ian London

Ian London cannot stay retired. The metallurgical engineer has had several careers, including working in international trade as chief executive officer of Ontario Hydro International, running an engineered-components business and as an executive with critical mineral developer Avalon Advanced Materials. Today, London is the executive director of the Canadian Critical Minerals and Materials Alliance (C2M2A).

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