Monday, October 12, 2026

The Biggest Mining Boom Has Barely Started | Craig Parry – Inventa Capital

In this conversation with Craig Parry of Inventa Capital, at the Rule Symposium for Natural Resources 2026 in Boca Raton, we discuss why he believes junior mining is only at the beginning of a major new cycle, why access to capital has changed dramatically, and why he compares the current setup to the early stages […]

The Silver Crash Was Orchestrated – Andy Schectman

In this interview with Andy Schectman, President and Owner of Miles Franklin, at the Rule Symposium for natural resources at Boca Raton, he breaks down why he believes February’s silver and gold selloff was structurally engineered through COMEX margin hikes, not driven by fundamentals — and why record physical delivery numbers out of China and […]

The Best Silver Bull Market in 30 Years? | Bradley Langille – GoGold

In this conversation with Bradley Langille, President & CEO of GoGold Resources Inc. (TSX: GGD), at the Rule Symposium for Natural Resources 2026 in Boca Raton, we discuss the company’s newly received permit for Los Ricos South, why construction is now moving forward, and how GoGold is positioning itself in what Brad calls the best […]

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Meta in $10B Compute Talks with Anthropic

Anthropic is in early-stage talks to lease computing infrastructure from Meta, a potential deal that could be worth as much as US$10 billion over two years and would see the social media giant enter the cloud computing business. The discussions remain preliminary. The US$10 billion over two years figure was first reported by the New […]

US Advances First Offshore Critical Minerals Lease Near American Samoa

The Trump administration has advanced what may become the first federal offshore mineral lease sale in modern US history, taking another step toward establishing a domestic deep-sea mining industry aimed at reducing dependence on imported critical minerals. Rather than announcing an auction, the newly created Marine Minerals Administration on Thursday released a Proposed Leasing Notice […]

Mexico Clears Coastal Areas After Powerful 7.3 Magnitude Earthquake

A magnitude 7.3 earthquake off Mexico’s southern Pacific coast forced authorities to manage two emergencies at once Friday: the possibility of coastal flooding near the epicenter and the uneven reach of a seismic warning network across one of the country’s most earthquake-prone regions. The earthquake struck near Chiapas and the Guatemala border on Friday, shaking […]

Goliath Resources Extends Bonanza Zone 750 Metres, Golden Gate 600 Metres at Surebet

Extends Bonanza Zone 750 Metres, Golden Gate 600 Metres at Surebet

Goliath Resources (TSXV: GOT) on Wednesday said they have expanded two of the largest zones at its Surebet gold discovery, stretching the Bonanza Zone by 750 metres and the Golden Gate Zone by 600 metres after initial drilling in the southwest of the system in the Golden Triangle of British Columbia. The step-out intercepts extended […]

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Nenshi Moves to Calgary as Alberta NDP Targets Six-Seat Gap

Alberta NDP leader Naheed Nenshi’s decision to contest a Calgary seat in Alberta’s next provincial election is less about where he can win personally and more about where his party believes it must win collectively. Nenshi announced Thursday that he will not seek another term in Edmonton-Strathcona, opting instead to run in Calgary after the […]

SpaceX Launch Abort Tests Investor Faith in Starship Post-IPO

SpaceX’s aborted Starship launch did not destroy a rocket, delay a customer mission, or produce a catastrophic failure, yet it erased billions of dollars in market value within hours. The 13th Starship flight test never left the launch pad Thursday after several Super Heavy Raptor engines failed to ignite, triggering an automatic abort less than […]