The Japanese Gold Mining Advantage | John Proust – Japan Gold

In this conversation with John Proust, CEO of Japan Gold (TSXV: JG), we dissect gold’s sentiment-driven surge and Japan’s unique smelter advantage enabling $500/oz production costs. Proust reveals 2024 drill results including a 24g/t hit in Hokkaido, assays pending from targets north of the 14Moz Hishikari mine, and the imminent Mizobe drill program under ex-Barrick […]

New Found Gold: The Queensway PEA

It may have taken over five years for New Found Gold (TSX: NFG) to go from initial discovery to a mineral resource estimate, but it has taken just weeks for the company to go from an inaugural resource estimate to a preliminary economic assessment. And from a high level perspective, given the capital spent here, […]

Newmont Q2 Earnings: Setting The Tone For This Earnings Cycle

Earnings season is back, and the mining segment has received a kick start to the cycle with sector leader Newmont (TSX: NGT) posting strong results. The world’s largest gold miner in the second quarter broke a new cash flow record off the back of a strong gold price, setting the sector up for what should […]

Highest Grade Antimony Mine in the World!? | James Atkinson – Antimony Resources

Jim Atkinson, CEO of Antimony Resources Corp. (CSE: ATMY), breaks down what’s happening with China’s dramatic collapse in antimony exports and how that’s creating opportunities for projects like their high-grade Bald Hill deposit. He walks through the latest exploration updates and gives you a sense of what investors should be watching for in the next few months.

Dojo Lost Mojo: Tesla’s In-House AI Gambit Ends Before It Begins

Tesla (NASDAQ: TSLA) has quietly unplugged the very project Elon Musk once touted as the company’s ticket to full self-driving supremacy. People familiar with the matter say Musk ordered the Dojo supercomputer team dissolved last week. Unit head Peter Bannon is leaving and roughly 20 engineers have defected to a new startup, DensityAI, while the […]

Lundin Gold Rallies on Record Revenue In Q2 2025

Lundin Gold (TSX: LUG) posted a 50% revenue jump to a record $452.9 million in Q2 2025 from last year’s $301.4 million, buoyed by a 41% spike in realized gold prices to $3,361 per ounce and a 6% increase in ounces sold to 136,737. The firm’s shares spiked over 10% following the earnings before settling […]

Wheaton Precious Metals Posts Record Revenue In Q2 2025 As Cash Outflow Hits

Wheaton Precious Metals (TSX: WPM) posted a record $503.2 million in Q2 2025, up 68% from last year’s $299.1 million. The lift came both from price and volume improvements: average realized gold equivalent prices jumped 32% to $3,187 per ounce, while GEO sales surged 28% to 157,916 ounces. Total cost of sales rose a slower […]

BCE Q2 2025: Operating Cash Flow Drops Despite Net Earnings Jump

BCE (TSX: BCE) reported its Q2 2025 financials, toplined by a 1.3% rise in operating revenue to $6.09 billion from last year’s $6.01 billion. The growth was driven largely by lower-margin hardware sales while service revenue—the engine of recurring cash—slipped 0.8%. Net earnings rose 6.6% to $644 million from Q2 2024’s $604 million, helped by […]

Trans Mountain Pipeline Boosts Canadian Oil Revenues by $10 Billion Since Launch

Canada’s expanded Trans Mountain Pipeline has generated an estimated $10 billion in additional oil revenues since beginning operations in May 2024, according to industry analysts and government officials, validating the controversial project’s economic rationale despite massive cost overruns. The pipeline expansion, which increased daily shipping capacity to 890,000 barrels from 300,000, has narrowed the price […]