Riverside Resources: Debt-Free & A Strong Balance Sheet

In today’s Daily Dive episode, John-Mark Staude, President & CEO of Riverside Resources, Inc (TSXV: RRI) gives us his read on some of this week’s top headlines including Canada’s latest CPI print and the debt ceiling debate, and what it may mean for the price of gold. We then transition to a discussion on Riverside and its outlook for 2023.

Trudeau’s Second Carbon Tax Expected To Cost Canadians More Than $1,000 Annually

The Parliamentary Budget Officer (PBO) released a distributional analysis of Ottawa’s Clean Fuel Regulations between now and 2030, headlined by an estimate of over $1,000 per year in additional tax for Canadian families once Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s second carbon tax takes effect on July 1. “At the national level, in 2030, the cost of […]

Florida Goes After Teacher Who Played A Disney Movie Featuring A Gay Character In Class

A teacher in Florida is currently under investigation by the state’s Department of Education after being reported by a school board member for showing a Disney movie in her classroom.  Jenna Barbee, a fifth-grade teacher at Winding Waters K-8, showed her students the movie “Strange World,” which features an openly gay character. Barbee claims that […]

Atlas Salt Conducts 4 Hole Drill Program For Feasibility Study

Atlas Salt (TSXV: SALT) is making slow but study progress towards completing a feasibility study for its Great Atlantic Salt Project. The study, which has been teased by the company for months, has seen a recent geotechnical drill program completed to collect further data. The geotechnical drill program is said to have consisted of four […]

Federal Environment Minister: It Would Be Illegal for Saskatchewan to Use Coal Power Beyond 2030

Federal Environment Minister Steven Guilbeault announced that Saskatchewan’s coal-fired power plants would be illegal after 2030 unless carbon capture technologies are put in place. This statement comes amidst the ongoing jurisdictional tussle over climate policy between the federal and provincial governments in Canada. The Liberal government’s latest climate plan envisions emission-free electricity by 2035, and […]

New Home Prices Dip For First Time Since November 2019

The price of a new home in Canada continued to dip lower last month, suggesting the country’s housing market may be starting to cool amid a high interest rate environment. The Statistics Canada’s New Housing Price Index slipped 0.1% month-over-month in April, with prices across 20 of the 27 census metropolitan areas (CMAs) remaining either […]