Bill C-8 Is Now A Law. Now What?
Canada’s new cybersecurity law does not just tell critical infrastructure operators to harden their systems. It gives Ottawa a lever to force action, require reporting, and penalize non-compliance, while leaving some of the government’s most sensitive cyber orders shielded from public view. Bill C-8, An Act Respecting Cyber Security, received royal assent on June 15, […]
Canada’s Media Trust Gap Widening, Pollara Polls
Canada’s news industry is not facing a simple trust crash. It is facing a split market. Pollara Strategic Insights’ latest Trust in Media study found that 51% of Canadian adults tend to trust information from the news media, compared with 35% who tend not to trust it. That is higher than Pollara’s readings in 2022 […]
The War In Creating The US-Iran Peace Deal: Nuclear Inspections
A 60-day sanctions waiver on Iranian oil has already moved markets, pushed more tankers back through the Strait of Hormuz, and lowered crude prices. But the central political claim behind President Donald Trump’s latest Iran victory lap remains unresolved: whether Tehran actually agreed to the sweeping nuclear inspections Washington says it secured. Trump said Tuesday […]
Darlington Nuclear Project Gets Largest-Ever Indigenous Loan Guarantee in Canadian History
Seven Ontario First Nations are set to become owners of a significant minority stake in the Darlington New Nuclear Project, backed by a C$715 million loan guarantee that breaks records for Indigenous financing in Canada. The federal and Ontario governments jointly announced the support for the Williams Treaties First Nations, split evenly between the federal […]
Sponsored · Cambria Gold Mines
Pentagon Seeks Additional $80 Billion Iran War Funding From Congress
The Pentagon has told lawmakers it needs roughly $80 billion in supplemental funding, according to Wall Street Journal reporting, to help cover the US war against Iran and rebuild stocks of high-end munitions used since the conflict began earlier this year. The request is not part of the regular defense budget. President Donald Trump is […]
Cambria Gold Names Cleveland Rueckert VP (USA) Ahead of Mt. Margaret Spinout
Cambria Gold Mines (TSXV: CAMB) has named Cleveland Rueckert as Vice-President (USA), the latest hire as the company assembles a management team to push its Mt. Margaret copper-gold project toward a planned spinout. Rueckert arrives with two decades in capital markets experience across investment management, equity research and investor relations. He most recently led investor […]
Kirkland Lake Discoveries Adds a Second Drill as Mirado Returns 79.63 g/t Gold Over 2.1 Metres to the South
Kirkland Lake Discoveries (TSXV: KLDC) has released a fresh batch of assay results from its 2026 diamond drilling program at the Mirado Project, with the results continuing to expand the area of mineralization. The standout is KLM26-010, drilled roughly 120 metres south of any previously known mineralization. The hole returned narrow but exceptionally high-grade gold, […]
AbraSilver Pegs Diablillos NPV at $4.8 Billion in Definitive Feasibility Study
AbraSilver Resource Corp (TSX: ABRA) has unveiled a definitive feasibility study for its Diablillos silver-gold project, framing the asset as one of the more compelling undeveloped precious metals stories in the sector. The study assigns Diablillos an after-tax net present value of US$3.0 billion, or CAD$4.2 billion at a 5% discount rate, alongside a 41.9% […]
Sponsored · Selkirk Copper Mines
Energy Fuels Strikes $1.9 Billion Deal to Buy Magnet Maker VAC
Energy Fuels (TSX: EFR) has agreed to acquire Vacuumschmelze, the century old advanced magnetics maker known as VAC, in a cash and stock deal that values the target at roughly $1.9 billion and pushes the uranium and rare earth producer into the downstream end of the magnet supply chain. The agreement, struck with private equity […]
A Week of Ukrainian Strikes on Russian Oil, Fuel, and Weapons Production—and a Warning at the Security Council
Ukraine struck Moscow’s oil refinery, Crimea’s fuel supply, and a semiconductor plant feeding Russia’s cruise missile production in six days. At the UN, its ambassador told the Security Council the ceasefire offer won’t stay on the table indefinitely.