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Alberta Court Freezes Separatist Lawyer’s Assets in Tallcree Dispute

An Alberta judge has restricted lawyer for the separatist movement Jeffrey Rath and his law corporation from dealing with up to $8.52 million in assets, Global News reports, escalating a years-long financial dispute involving the Tallcree First Nation settlement into a direct threat to the lawyer’s personal and corporate balance sheets. The order is politically […]

Antimony Resources Adds West Point’s Critical Minerals Consortium Lead to Advisory Board

Antimony Resources (CSE: ATMY) has appointed John M. Melkon, the officer charged with building and leading the Critical Minerals Consortium at the United States Military Academy, as an advisor to its board. Melkon has been a director and assistant professor at West Point since 2012. Alongside the consortium mandate, which covers coordinating its strategic direction […]

West Point Gold Hits 51.9 Metres of 2.5 g/t Gold as Northeast Tyro Widens at Depth

West Point Gold (TSXV: WPG) has reported assay results from five holes at the Northeast Tyro zone of its Gold Chain project, extending gold mineralization to roughly 350 metres below surface and confirming the zone remains open at depth. Highlight intercepts include: The five holes total 1,542 metres and were drilled across three sections, testing […]

Orezone Produces 58,566 Ounces of Gold in First Full Quarter as a Multi Mine Producer

Orezone Gold (TSX: ORE) poured 58,566 ounces of gold in the second quarter, up 51% from the prior three months while marking the company’s first full quarter as a two mine producer. Most of that increase came from Casa Berardi in Quebec, which was acquired at the end of March. The mine milled 364,284 tonnes […]

Artemis Gold Produces 74,063 Ounces at Blackwater in Q2, Up 20% Quarter Over Quarter

Artemis Gold produced 74,063 ounces of gold at its Blackwater Mine in the second quarter, a 20% increase over the previous quarter and the operation’s best three month stretch to date. The improvement came from a combination of higher feed grades, better recoveries and more material moving through the mill. The plant handled 1.34 million […]

New York Freezes Permits for Hyperscale Data Centers

New York has become the first US state to impose a statewide moratorium on new hyperscale data centers, but the policy is less a rejection of artificial intelligence infrastructure than an attempt to renegotiate its economics. Governor Kathy Hochul signed an executive order pausing state environmental permits for proposed data centers requiring at least 50 […]

Why The White House Wants To Dismantle The ICC

The Trump administration cannot legally abolish the International Criminal Court, but it may not need to. Its new campaign is structured around a more achievable objective: making participation in the court increasingly expensive for governments, officials, companies, and service providers that also depend on the US. Secretary of State Marco Rubio on July 13 announced […]

China’s New Mining Vehicle Aims to Tighten Its Grip on Global Minerals

China has spent over $100 billion buying overseas mining assets in two decades. Its newest tool aims to make that strategy more coordinated as pushback from producer nations grows.

Houthis Retaliate With Missiles at Saudi Arabia After Airport Strike

Missiles launched from Houthi-controlled Yemen toward Saudi Arabia, escalating an Iranian passenger flight rapidly into the most serious Saudi-Houthi confrontation since the 2022 truce. Reuters reported the Iran-backed Houthis said they fired missiles at Saudi Arabia’s Abha International Airport after strikes earlier in the day damaged the runway at Sanaa International Airport. Saudi authorities said […]

StubHub’s CEO Also Runs a Ticket Scalping Hedge Fund, SEC Filings Show

A CBC investigation found StubHub’s CEO profits from the scalpers flooding his own marketplace.