Buffalo Potash Wraps Five Well Drill Program at Disley, Eyes First Production in Q1 2027
Buffalo Potash (TSXV: BUFF) has finished drilling at the Initial Production Module of its Disley potash project in Saskatchewan, completing the third and final horizontal well in a five well program. The 1D15-10 injector well was drilled to a 565 metre lateral and made contact with roughly 95% of the target clay seam, matching the […]
Lundin Gold Hits Record Grade at Bonza Sur With 204 g/t Gold Over 3 Metres Intercept
Lundin Gold (TSX: LUG) has reported the highest grade interval ever recorded at its Bonza Sur deposit, with one hole returning 204.26 g/t gold over 3.05 metres as renewed drilling sharpens the company’s picture of the system’s high-grade core. Highlights from the assays released this morning include: Bonza Sur sits south of the Fruta del […]
Google’s Tiny Test Satellite Heads To Orbit To Prove AI Chips Can Survive Space
The tech giant’s first orbital AI test satellite launches October 1 on a SpaceX rocket, carrying enough chips to match one data-center server.
Cerrejón’s Coal Railway Is Down Again After A Sixth Attack This Year
Explosives damaged a Cerrejón coal train Tuesday night, the sixth attack this year on the only rail line connecting Glencore’s mine to its export port.
Sponsored · Selkirk Copper Mines
Tehran Puts A Week On The Clock For Reopening Hormuz
Iran says it will reopen the Strait of Hormuz within a week if the US eases military pressure first — its latest bid to end the war.
Russia Expands Taxes On Gold, Metals, Fertilizers as Defense Spending Pressures Budget
Russia is moving to capture a larger share of this year’s commodity-price gains from metals and fertilizer producers as Moscow builds a tax package around persistent deficits and elevated defense spending. The Finance Ministry proposed taxing certain mining and metallurgy companies at 30% of additional 2026 revenue attributable to higher global prices compared with a 2025 […]
Study Says AI Coding Made Hospital Costs $942M More Expensive
Artificial intelligence is becoming both a hospital revenue tool and an insurer cost-control tool, and Blue Cross Blue Shield Association says the collision is already carrying a substantial price tag. A BCBSA study released estimated that increasing coding intensity added $942 million to Blue Cross and Blue Shield companies’ inpatient costs during 2024 and 2025 compared with […]
Employers Back Bill C-39 but Want Carney to Go Further On Strike Powers
Major Canadian employers are pressing Ottawa to go beyond its proposed overhaul of federal labour law, with an association representing railways, ports, and airlines arguing that the government should be able to intervene in extraordinary labour disputes before workers actually walk off the job. That authority is not contained in Bill C-39. The Liberal government’s […]
Sponsored · Altamira Gold Corp.
ATERRA Metals Delivers Maiden Totora Resource With 1.07 Billion Pounds Copper, 793,000 Ounces Gold
ATERRA Metals (CSE: ATC) has published a maiden mineral resource estimate for its Totora copper-gold project in Chile, outlining 159.8 million tonnes of material across four near surface porphyry deposits. The estimate was prepared by SRK Consulting at a base case cut-off grade of 0.20% copper. Highlights from the estimate include: The Frontera deposit carries […]
Kinross Trims 2026 Output Guidance by 3%, Lifts Shareholder Return Target to 50% of Free Cash Flow
Kinross Gold (TSX: K) has trimmed its production outlook for 2026 and 2027, while lifting the share of free cash flow it plans to return to shareholders this year. The senior gold producer now expects attributable production of roughly 1.84 million to 1.86 million gold equivalent ounces in each of 2026 and 2027, which is […]