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Wheaton Q3 Earnings: Cash Operating Margins Skyrocket

It’s not just the gold producers that are achieving record revenue in this earnings cycle, royalty names are too. Or at least those that are focused on precious metals are. Case in point Wheaton Precious Metals (TSX: WPM), who is arguably a leader in the subsector. The company in the third quarter saw record earnings […]

Kinross Q3 Earnings: Another Record Free Cash Flow Quarter

It’s shaping up to be another great quarter for gold miners, who collectively continue to post record cash flow figures amid this gold environment. The price of gold may be down a bit in the last week or so, but make no mistake – the miners are making money hand over fist these days. Kinross […]

Aya Gold: The Boumadine Preliminary Economic Assessment

The results are finally in for a much anticipated preliminary economic assessment from a gold and silver producer and well, some questions have certainly been raised as a result. We may not be mine engineers, but some things certainly stand out here. Those questions of course relate to Aya Gold and Silver’s (TSX: AYA) Boumadine […]

Ottawa Cuts Its Own Federal Spending-Cut Commitments

The Carney government has already softened its signature restraint plan, reducing savings targets for eight departments that were slated to deliver 15% in program cuts over three years and shifting them onto the much lighter reduction track in the federal budget. Crown-Indigenous Relations, Indigenous Services, and Women and Gender Equality will now face only 2% […]

Gold Isn’t A Trade. It’s Insurance Against What Comes Next. – Rick Rule

In this conversation with legendary natural resource investor Rick Rule of Rule Investment Media, we tackle the themes you need to understand whether you’re already invested or trying to figure out where to put capital in uncertain times.  Rick explains why gold and silver aren’t just trades but insurance against real risks, how long-term wealth […]

Seven New Projects Deepen Alberta-Ottawa Energy Standoff

Alberta Premier Danielle Smith’s support for Prime Minister Mark Carney’s second batch of seven fast track major projects comes with a clear condition as she ties her backing to federal agreement on a bitumen pipeline and changes to energy laws that she says are driving investment away. Smith welcomed Ottawa’s move to refer seven additional […]

Rob Ashton Targets ‘Rigged’ Economy with Jobs Guarantee Plan

Federal NDP leadership candidate Rob Ashton unveiled his “Good Jobs Promise” this week, a policy platform pledging that if elected prime minister, his government would guarantee employment for anyone willing to work. Ashton framed the proposal as a response to an economy he says works “for the few at the top while the people who […]

European Parliament Votes to Dramatically Scale Back ESG Reporting Rules After US Pressure

The European Parliament voted Thursday to dramatically reduce the scope of the European Union’s environmental and social governance reporting requirements, exempting more than 90% of companies originally subject to the regulations following intense pressure from United States business groups and state officials. Lawmakers approved the measure 382-249, marking a significant retreat from the bloc’s ambitious […]

CSIS Warns Foreign Agents Burrowing Deeper Into Canada

Canada’s intelligence chief says China, Russia, and Iran are driving a multi-front foreign agent problem that runs from the Arctic to Ukrainian battlefields and into Canadian homes and data systems. CSIS director Dan Rogers used his annual threats speech to warn that hostile services are simultaneously recruiting Canadians, routing Canadian technology into Russia’s war machine, […]