Government Seeks $198,000 from ArriveCan Contractor in $59.5 Million Scandal

The Canadian government is seeking just $198,000 in damages from GC Strategies, a key contractor in the ArriveCan app scandal that cost taxpayers an estimated $59.5 million, prompting criticism from opposition lawmakers about inadequate accountability. Conservative MP Larry Brock highlighted the disparity in a social media post and questioned why the government is seeking such […]

Liberal MPs Poised To Follow Freeland’s Cabinet Exit

The Liberal caucus is rumoured to be losing at least three more MPs within weeks after Chrystia Freeland’s cabinet departure earlier this week to a Ukraine envoy role, with Bill Blair, Jonathan Wilkinson, and Steven Guilbeault all flagged for imminent exits by multiple reports and on-record commentary. The Toronto Sun’s Brian Lilley reported Blair “will […]

USTR Opens Hearings For USMCA Review Amid Trump Tariffs

The US formally began the USMCA review process, with the Trade Representative opening 45 days of public consultations and scheduling hearings for November. The move is the first official step toward reassessing the 2020 pact that replaced NAFTA and underpins trillions of dollars in North American trade. According to the preliminary federal register notice, USTR […]

Amex Exploration Submits Permits For Underground Bulk Sample At Perron

Amex Exploration (TSXV: AMX) is one step closer to seeing production commence on their flagship Perron project in Quebec’s Abitibi region. The company this morning indicated that they have submitted a permit application for an underground bulk sample to be taken at the project. The bulk sample is expected to be collected at a depth […]

IsoEnergy, Purepoint Intersect 8.13% U3O8 Over 0.4 Metres At Dorado JV

More high grade uranium has been discovered in Saskatchewan’s Athabasca Basin. IsoEnergy (TSX: ISO) and Purepoint Uranium (TSXV: PTU) this morning released partial assay results from a summer drill program conducted at their Dorado 50/50 joint venture, indicating that high grade uranium had been intersected. Highlights from the results include: Select samples from hole PG25-07A […]

Canada Reviews Chinese EV Tariffs as Farmers Face $1B Losses From Chinese Retaliation

Canada is reviewing its 100% tariff on Chinese electric vehicles as the federal government weighs how to address China’s retaliatory duties that have cost Canadian farmers nearly $1 billion, officials confirmed in recent days. The review comes as Prime Minister Mark Carney faces mounting pressure from western provinces to scrap the EV tariffs imposed last […]

2026 Could Be Gold’s Biggest Year Yet!? | Ryan King – Equinox Gold

Ryan King, EVP Capital Markets for Equinox Gold (TSX:EQX) (NYSE:EQX), breaks down what’s driving gold to these all-time highs and how central bank demand is reshaping the market dynamics. He walks through how Equinox is capitalizing on this environment with their key assets – Greenstone, Valentine, and Castle Mountain – and what each project brings […]

Gold Is Screaming Higher While Currencies Burn | Simon Ridgway – Rackla Metals

Simon Ridgway, CEO and Director of Rackla Metals Inc. (TSXV: RAK), walks through their latest gold discovery and what they’re seeing from the drilling campaign up in the Northwest Territories. He’s got some compelling results to share and explains how this project is shaping up compared to other major Canadian exploration stories. Simon breaks down […]

IEA: Global Oil and Gas Fields Are Declining Faster Than Ever, Threatening Energy Security

Oil and gas fields worldwide are declining at an accelerating pace, forcing the energy industry to dramatically increase investment just to maintain current production levels, the International Energy Agency warned Tuesday in a comprehensive analysis of 15,000 fields globally. The IEA found that conventional oil fields decline at an average annual rate of 5.6% after […]

Nissan Closes Plants Across Americas As Part Of Recovery Plan

Japanese automaker Nissan Motor Co. is implementing sweeping operational changes across the Americas as part of its global “Re:Nissan” recovery plan, but the company is not abandoning these key markets despite significant plant and facility closures. The restructuring includes shuttering manufacturing plants in Mexico and Argentina while consolidating design operations, but Nissan continues production and […]