Toogood Gold Hits 29.3 Metres Of 2.20 g/t Gold At Flagship Project

Toogood Gold Corp (TSXV: TGC) this morning released preliminary results from a 2,000 metre drill program undertaken at their flagship Toogood project found on New World Island in Newfoundland. Highlights from the results include: The 2025 drill program is said to have been designed to systematically test for expansion and continuity of the Quinlan Zone, […]

Trump Issues Ultimatum to Venezuela, Threatens ‘Incalculable’ Consequences Over Migrants

President Donald Trump issued a stark ultimatum to Venezuela on Saturday, threatening “incalculable” consequences unless the country takes back individuals he claims are prisoners and people from mental institutions now in the United States. In a post on Truth Social, Trump alleged without evidence that Venezuelan authorities had “forced” such people into the US and […]

First Majestic Silver: The Los Gatos Mine

First Majestic Silver (TSX: AG) (NYSE: AG) has a new feather in their cap when it comes to major assets. As pretty well all of our viewers know, the company earlier this year acquired Gatos Silver and their flagship asset, the Los Gatos mine, in a transaction valued at US$970 million.

Barrick Mining Sells Their LAST Canadian Mine

Hopefully it’s not a signal for the state of the country. But a mining major has officially sold off their last great Canadian asset. Barrick Mining (TSX: ABX) – formerly Barrick Gold – has come to an agreement to sell off their Hemlo Gold mine in the Marathon region of Ontario. The sale represents the […]

Elemental Altus: Tether Sinks Teeth Deeper With EMX Royalty Merger

This might surprise you folks. But the royalty segment of the mining sector is set to consolidate even further. This time however, it’s with the help of an unsuspecting industry – crypto. The latest deal here will see a Tether-stablecoin backed outfit come together with that of another royalty name to establish a “mid-tier” royalty […]

Emails Contradict Freeland’s Denials on Chinese Ferry Deal

Internal government emails contradict Transport Minister Chrystia Freeland’s public statements about federal involvement in BC Ferries’ controversial Chinese shipyard deal, revealing Liberal staff coordinated messaging around a $1-billion federal loan while Freeland publicly distanced Ottawa from the purchase, according to documents The Globe and Mail obtained. During parliamentary Question Period in June, Freeland told lawmakers […]

Canada’s NATO Latvia Mission Drains Army Vehicles At Home

Canada’s NATO deterrence mission in Latvia has pulled over 400 vehicles out of the Canadian Army’s fleet, leaving insufficient equipment to support both the deployed brigade and a similar-sized training exercise at home, Maj. Gen. Robert Ritchie told the House of Commons defence committee. Ritchie, director of the strategic joint staff, said the mission requires […]