Roscan Gold: Mali Discount Hits Kandiole PEA
Do you remember that iconic scene from Step Brothers, where Will Ferrell, in an attempt to get back at his brother Dale, played by John C Reilly, hammers around irrationally on Dale’s drum set while pretending he knows what he’s doing? The scene is then followed up by Reilly discovering what Ferrell had done and […]
NexGen Energy: The World’s Biggest Uranium Mine Is Finally Being Built
Do you remember back in Rocky IV when Balboa was out in the middle of the Siberian wilderness? He was training for his big fight with Ivan Drago. But rather than using the big state of the art tech and being monitored by a team of scientists like his competitor, Balboa was just out in […]
How BC’s 150-Year Treaty Gap Created Overlapping Land Claims
British Columbia’s overlapping Indigenous land claims are the product of a 150-year treaty vacuum that governments are only now trying to fill, and the result is a province where roughly 80% of the land is still subject to Indigenous claims and major territories overlap. After the Colony of Vancouver Island was established in 1849, governor […]
US-Japan To Go Nuclear With $40B SMR Initiative
President Donald Trump and Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi are expected to unveil a nuclear power initiative in the southern US that would see GE Vernova and Hitachi build BWRX-300 small modular reactors. The project’s stated economic case is power price stability and dispatchable generation at a time when electricity demand is rising alongside the race […]
Liberals Are Leading, Even In Alberta
The big change in the new polling is not the national spread. It’s Alberta. In a recent 338Canada poll, Liberals widened the lead at 47.5% nationally against 27.0% for the Conservatives and 15.1% for the NDP. However, the real jolt is an Alberta regional result of 41% Liberal to 37% Conservative, a four-point Liberal edge […]
Canadians Slide To New Low In Happiness Index
Canada posted its weakest result in the 14-year history of the World Happiness Report, falling to 25th out of 147 countries in the 2026 life-satisfaction rankings, down from 6th a decade earlier and out of the top tier it once shared with Nordic countries. Ten years ago, Canada ranked just behind Finland, Iceland, Denmark, Norway […]
Why Canada Cannot Escape Trump’s NATO Turmoil
President Donald Trump is again casting doubt on NATO’s value to the US. But the sharper question for Canada is not whether the alliance is under strain, it is how Ottawa navigates a more volatile Washington when its defence, geography and continental security remain structurally tied to the US. The latest rupture came as Trump […]
Yara Pilbara Shutdown Halts Australia’s Largest Fertiliser Input Plant for Two Months
A technical glitch has forced the closure of Yara Pilbara, Australia’s largest producer of ammonia, a critical input for urea fertilizer and mining explosives, for at least two months. The shutdown, which began this week, disrupts a key supply chain at a time when global ammonia trade is already strained by geopolitical conflicts. The outage […]
Houthis Threaten Middle East If They Intercept Iran’s Missiles
The Houthis sharply widened the regional risk calculus on Friday by warning that Jordan, Saudi Arabia, and the UAE would be treated as part of Israel if they intercept missiles launched by Iran, Yemen, or the wider “Resistance Axis.” “We warn the Arab countries, especially Jordan, Saudi Arabia, and the UAE, against intercepting the missiles […]
CBS News Cuts Staff and Shuts Radio Network in Early Bari Weiss Era
CBS News is cutting about 6% of its workforce in a move that will eliminate dozens of jobs across a division of roughly 1,100 employees, marking the second round of layoffs since David Ellison took control of Paramount last summer. In a Friday memo to staff, CBS News editor-in-chief Bari Weiss and president and executive […]