Altius Sees Revenue Slip 49.7% In Q2 2025

Altius Minerals (TSX: ALS) has posted their second quarter financial results, headlined by revenue falling from $19.5 million to $9.8 million on a year over year basis, a crash of 49.7%. The revenue decline has been blamed on lower attributable potash volumes and lower dividends from iron ore, which was partially offset by higher base […]
Orla Mining Posts 212% Revenue Jump In Q2 2025 On Record Output

Orla Mining (TSX: OLA) posted quarterly revenue of $263.7 million in Q2 2025, up 212% from $84.6 million in Q2 2024. The jump reflected 78,911 ounces sold versus 34,875 a year ago, and a higher average realized gold price of $3,251 per ounce versus the prior $2,332 per ounce. Costs also jumped with consolidated cash […]
Seabridge Gold Hits 729.1 Metres Of 0.48 g/t Gold, 0.16% Copper At Snip North

Seabridge Gold (TSX: SEA) has identified that a copper-gold porphyry system exists at their Snip North target, which is part of the larger Iskut property in British Columbia. The discovery follows the receipt of assays from the first three drill holes of a 12,000 metre drill campaign focused on the property. Highlights from the results […]
Federal Government Targets Fake Immigration Consultants

Federal authorities plan to introduce tougher enforcement measures targeting immigration consultant fraud, including expanded powers for industry regulators to impose financial penalties and secure victim compensation. The move addresses growing concerns about unscrupulous consultants exploiting vulnerable immigrants through fake job schemes and fraudulent applications. The College of Immigration and Citizenship Consultants currently lacks the enforcement […]
Brazil Makes Trade Gains With Japan as US Market Closes Its Doors with Tariffs

Brazil is making significant progress opening new export markets for its beef industry, with Japan moving closer to approving imports from the world’s largest beef exporter after two decades of negotiations, even as punitive US tariffs have effectively shut Brazilian producers out of American markets. Japanese officials conducted on-site audits of Brazilian beef facilities in […]
Court Ruling Elevates Aboriginal Title Over Private Lands In BC

The Supreme Court of British Columbia has recognized Cowichan Aboriginal title over part of Lulu Island in Richmond and, in the same breath, declared that certain Crown and municipal fee-simple titles over those lands are “defective and invalid.” The judgment orders Canada and BC to negotiate in good faith with Cowichan to reconcile those interests. […]
DEA Stalls While Trump Considers Marijuana Reschedule

President Donald Trump is weighing whether to reclassify marijuana to a less restrictive federal schedule, according to multiple accounts from donors, industry figures, and administration officials. At a recent Bedminster dinner, Trump told a small group, “We need to look at that,” in reference to loosening federal restrictions, two attendees said. He previously signaled support […]
Czech Central Bank Continues Aggressive Gold Buying Spree, Reaches Record Highs

The Czech National Bank has extended its gold buying streak to 29 consecutive months, with market observers reporting the bank’s holdings reached approximately 64 tonnes by July 2025. The sustained purchasing campaign represents a dramatic reversal from the bank’s previous strategy. Just six years ago, the CNB held only 8 tonnes of gold, marking the […]
Lithium Shock Expected As CATL Mine Halts

CATL has reportedly halted mining at its Jianxiawo lepidolite operation effective this weekend, with no short-term restart plan, according to China’s Futures Daily. The outlet reported in Mandarin: “The other shoe has dropped: CATL’s Jianxiawo mine has confirmed a halt at the mining end. Sources: no plan to restart in the short term,” after cross-checking […]
Franco-Nevada’s Record Q2 2025 Revenue Marred By Cash Drain

Franco-Nevada (TSX: FNV) posted record Q2 2025 revenue at $369.4 million, a 42% jump from $260.1 million in Q2 2024, thanks to stronger gold prices as GEOs sold meekly rose 2% to 112,093 ounces. Breaking it down, precious metals delivered $304.0 million, up from $193.0 million, on stronger gold prices and new and expanded assets. […]