Collective Mining Hits 7.05 g/t Gold Equivalent Over 37.15 Metres At Apollo
Collective Mining (TSX: CNL) has released further assay results from an ongoing shallow drill program that is focused on outlining and expanding the near surface zone of mineralization for the Apollo system. A total of four holes saw assay results released this morning, all of which come from Pad 25. Highlights from the results include: […]
ESGold Signs MOU For Tailings Project In Colombia With Grades Up To 42 g/t Gold, 280 g/t Silver
ESGold Corp (CSE: ESAU) is expanding their horizons, announcing this morning that they have entered into a memorandum of understanding for a high-grade tailings project in Colombia. The venture, if it proceeds, would see ESGold expand their portfolio with a second permitted project aimed at cash flow, grow, and tailings remediation in South America.
Robinhood Expands Prediction Hub To Football In Kalshi Tie-up
Robinhood (NASDAQ: HOOD) is moving deeper into sports wagering–adjacent territory, announcing on Tuesday that it will launch pro and college football prediction markets in partnership with Kalshi. The rollout begins “in the coming days,” with contracts tied to the first two weeks of the NFL and college seasons and additional weekly matchups added as the […]
Major Russian Refineries Halt Operations After Ukrainian Strikes
Ukrainian forces launched drone strikes on two major Russian oil refineries in mid-August, causing fires and production halts at facilities that supply fuel to Moscow’s military, officials confirmed. The strikes targeted the Lukoil Volgograd refinery on August 14 and the Rosneft Syzran refinery in a separate recent attack, marking the latest escalation in Ukraine’s campaign […]
Ukraine’s Alleged Drone Strikes Force Indefinite Halt on Major Oil Pipeline That Supplies Hungary, Slovakia
Ukraine’s unmanned forces have knocked out a key pump station on Russia’s Druzhba pipeline, triggering a full halt of oil flows that feed Hungary, Slovakia, and other European customers, according to multiple battlefield and official reports. Open-source monitoring flagged the severity, citing NASA FIRMS fire detections at the Novonikolske/Nikolskoye hub in Russia’s Tambov region. Satellite […]
First Majestic Assays 15.93 g/t Gold, 1,112 g/t Silver Over 3.57 Metres In Initial San Dimas Drill Results
FULL DISCLOSURE: First Majestic Silver is a sponsor of theDeepDive.ca. First Majestic Silver (TSX: AG) (NYSE: AG) is starting to see assay results come in from their massive 112,000 metre drill program being conducted at the San Dimas Mine in Durango, Mexico this season. The company after the bell last night released the first results […]
Congressional Staffers Predict Marijuana Rescheduling This Year Despite Process Delays
Congressional staffers from both parties say they expect federal marijuana rescheduling to be completed by the end of 2025, adding momentum to President Donald Trump’s recent confirmation that his administration is actively weighing the policy change. Five congressional staffers who spoke anonymously to The Marijuana Herald said rescheduling is now viewed as inevitable on Capitol […]
Air Canada Gradually Resumes Flights Following Tentative Union Agreement
Air Canada (TSX: AC) announced it will gradually resume operations today after securing a mediated tentative agreement with the Canadian Union of Public Employees, ending a disruptive work stoppage that grounded flights since August 16. The deal was reached under the oversight of mediator William Kaplan. The agreement requires CUPE’s 10,000 flight attendants to immediately […]
Liberals Are Now Probing Unpaid Work After Section 107 Order On Air Canada Employees
The Carney government is now trying to hold two lines at once in the Air Canada standoff: force service back on, and signal it will crack down on unpaid work. Labour Minister Patty Hajdu, who invoked Section 107 to compel a return to work over the weekend, is now publicly stressing that “nobody should be […]
WestJet Justifies Price Surge as ‘Real-Time Demand’ During Air Canada Crisis
Flight prices across Canada have surged to extreme levels as Air Canada’s three-day strike forced travelers to competing airlines, charging hundreds or thousands more than usual rates. More than 10,000 Air Canada flight attendants remained on strike Monday despite government orders to return to work, grounding Canada’s largest airline and disrupting travel for about 130,000 […]