Ford Vows to Onshore US Steel Orders After Trump Tariffs Double

President Donald Trump’s decision to double duties on foreign steel and aluminum to 50% instantly turned North America’s open border for metals into a toll booth. Within hours, Ontario Premier Doug Ford said the province will “onshore” the roughly $30 billion worth of US-sourced beams, rebar and cans it buys each year, calling the tariff hike […]

Carney Warns of ‘Reprisals’ if Trump Tariff Negotiations Fail

Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney said his government is holding back on immediate retaliation to President Donald Trump’s decision to double steel and aluminum tariffs to 50%, citing ongoing talks between the two countries. “We are in intensive negotiations with the Americans and in parallel preparing reprisals if those negotiations do not succeed,” Carney told […]

Talon Metals Intersects 42.79% Copper Equivalent Over 47.33 Metres At Tamarack

Talon Metals (TSX: TLO) has seen extremely high grade assay results returned from drilling conducted at their Tamarack Nickel-Copper-Cobalt project in Minnesota. The results come from a single drill hole that was previously announced to have intersected “historic” massive sulphide intercepts. Highlights from the results include: Hole 25TK0563 is said to have intersected two zones, […]

Netflix to Launch AI-Generated Ads Within Shows by 2026

Netflix Inc. (NASDAQ: NFLX) announced plans to introduce artificial intelligence-generated advertisements integrated directly into its programming by 2026, marking a significant shift in how the streaming giant monetizes its content. The AI-powered ads will appear during shows and when users pause content, blending branded products into popular series like “Stranger Things” and “Bridgerton,” Netflix President […]

Saskatchewan Premier Pushes Federal Government to Fast-Track Uranium Mine Approvals

Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe is pressing the federal government to streamline regulatory approval processes for new uranium mines, positioning the province as a critical supplier of nuclear fuel amid global energy security concerns. Speaking at this week’s First Ministers’ meeting in Saskatoon, Moe said the focus should be on ensuring “there’s a regulatory environment for […]

Justice Minister Says Indigenous Consultation Doesn’t Equal Veto Power

Federal Justice Minister Sean Fraser rejected Indigenous leaders’ demands for veto authority over major infrastructure projects Tuesday, saying that constitutional consultation requirements do not extend to granting communities final approval power. Fraser’s comments came after the Assembly of First Nations warned Prime Minister Mark Carney that his plans to fast-track massive infrastructure projects must secure […]