Mako Mining Posts US$30.9 Million In Revenue For 2021
Mako Mining Corp. (TSXV: MKO) announced today its financial results for Q4 and full-year 2021. The report saw annual revenue of US$30.9 million, up from a pre-production revenue of US$1.4 million recorded in 2020. The mining firm sold a total of 20,455 gold ounces, up from last year’s 1,050 ounces. For Q4 2021, the second […]
Stellantis Shares Dipped After Suspending Production In Russia
Stellantis NV (NYSE: STLA) is the newest addition to international firms pulling out of Russia as it announced today the suspension of its manufacturing operations in Kaluga, a city southeast of the capital Moscow. Following the announcement, the company’s shares fell 5.8% pre-market. The move follows the company’s aim “to ensure full compliance with all […]
Quebec Health Inadvertently Tweets COVID Update Linked To Foot Fetish Porn Video
As the country faces another wave of rising COVID-19 cases, Quebec’s Ministry of Health and Social Services inadvertently tweeted an update on the pandemic response with a shortened link to a porn video. The health agency, also known as Santé Québec, updated its Twitter followers on the daily situation of the pandemic on April 13. […]
Superior Gold Produces 16,747 Gold Ounces In Q1 2022
Superior Gold Inc. (TSXV: SGI) released today its production results for Q1 2022, highlighting gold production of 16,747 ounces from its 100%-owned Plutonic Gold operations in Western Australia. This is a drop from Q4 2021’s 20,983 ounces and Q1 2021’s 17,603 ounces. The company said that the year-on-year decrease is within its expectations due to […]
Pegasus Resources To Begin Exploring Athabasca Basin Property For Uranium
With several uranium properties now under its belt, including the recent purchase of a significant asset in South Dakota, its now time for Pegasus Resources (TSXV: PEGA) to begin exploring. The firm this morning indicated it has obtained approval for its planned program in the Athabascan Basin of Saskatchewan. Work permits have been received for […]
Serabi Gold Cuts Production Guidance Following Poor Q1 Results
Serabi Gold (TSX: SBI) this morning published its first quarter production results. The year appears to be off to a poor start, with production coming in under guidance due to a multitude of issues, while the company has had to reduce its production guidance for the year due to lower ore mineralization than expected. Production […]
Voltage Metals Commences 3,000 Metre Drill Program At Ontario Nickel-Copper Project
Drilling is set to begin for new CSE issue Voltage Metals Corp (CSE: VOLT). The firm this morning indicated that it will be conducting a 3,000 metre drill program at its nickel-copper-cobalt property known as the St Laurent Project, which is now getting underway. The planned multi-hole drill program is to take place across the […]
Libero Copper Intersects 0.75% Copper Over 251 Metres In Partial Assay Results
Early results from Libero Copper & Gold’s (TSXV: LBC) ongoing drill program at the Mocoa property appear to be positive. The firm is currently undertaking a five hole, 5,000 metre drill program at the copper-molybdenum project as it looks to test the extent of the deposit. The first hole under the program, MD-043, has now […]
Alex Jones’ Alternative Media Site Infowars Files for Bankruptcy
Infowars, the right wing media outlet run by conservative pundit Alex Jones filed for bankruptcy over the weekend, following several high-profile lawsuits that likely left him strapped for cash. Inforwars, along with Alex Jones’ other sites PrisonPlanet TV and Infowars Health, filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy on Sunday at the US Bankruptcy Court in the […]
Corn Soars to Decade High on Ukraine Crisis, Poor Weather
Corn prices soared to the highest in nearly 10 years this week, as global supplies face increased crop shortages in Ukraine amid Russia’s military conflict, while poor weather in North America threatens to derail the upcoming planting season. US corn futures jumped to over $8 per bushel on Monday, as Russia’s military operation in Ukraine […]