Canadian Copper: The $172M Combined Strategy PEA
Back in November we highlighted Canadian Copper (TSX: CCI), who at the time we described as being an exception to the rule when it comes to big promises – because those promises were kept.
G Mining Q1 Earnings: Bumps in the Road, But Still on Track
The new kid on the block has seemingly hit a bit of a roadblock when it comes to continuing their strong performance in the fourth quarter. G Mining Ventures (TSX: GMIN) has reported their first quarter financial results, and while overall they were strong figures.. They don’t quite measure up to the fourth quarter performance […]
Endeavour Silver Q1 Earnings: Terronera Remains The Focus
The theory goes that right now should be one of the best times to be a precious metals producer. Gold has had a fantastic 2025 so far to date, and silver, despite some complaints among retail, is up 11% year to date, after being up 21% last year. Yet we aren’t seeing big gains in […]
Canada Post Bleeds Seventh Straight Red Year: Pre-Tax Deficit Widens to $841M
Canada Post posted a $841 million loss before tax for 2024, 12.4% worse than 2023’s $748 million shortfall and the seventh consecutive annual loss for the corporation. This follows total revenue shrinking by $800 million, or 12.2%, driving an operating loss of almost $1.3 billion after stripping out one-off gains from the sales of SCI Group and Innovapost. The Crown corporation […]
Airlines Are Charging Solo Travelers Up to 70% More on Select Flights
Major US carriers have implemented a pricing structure that results in substantially higher costs for individual passengers compared to group bookings on certain domestic routes, according to travel industry reporting. Delta Air Lines, American Airlines, and United Airlines have integrated these fee structures into their reservation systems, with individual travelers facing premiums up to 70% […]
Indigenous Leaders Press Carney to Champion LNG at Upcoming G7 Summit
A coalition of prominent Indigenous organizations has written to Prime Minister Mark Carney urging him to take a strong pro-liquefied natural gas stance at the upcoming G7 Leaders Summit, marking an early test of the new prime minister’s energy agenda. The letter, dated May 26 and signed by leaders from the First Nations Natural Gas […]
BRP Q1 2026 Financials: Revenue Down $153M, Core EPS Slashed 70%
BRP (TSX: DOO) opened fiscal 2026 with a mixed first quarter in which core profitability deteriorated even as headline earnings ballooned on a foreign-exchange windfall. Revenue slipped 7.7% YoY to $1.85 billion as softer consumer demand and deliberate shipment cuts in Seasonal Products outweighed modest price gains and favourable currency translation. Gross profit fell 24.3% […]
Carney Shifts from ‘Removing Trade Barrier’ to ‘Introducing Legislation’
Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney may have overpromised during his election campaign when he pledged to eliminate interprovincial trade barriers by Canada Day. During his April election campaign, Carney repeatedly promised to achieve “free trade in Canada by Canada Day.” On April 5 in Toronto, he said his government had “committed to remove all federal […]
Court Battles Over Trump Tariffs Create Trade Policy Chaos
Federal courts have thrown President Donald Trump’s signature trade policy into legal limbo, blocking and then temporarily reinstating sweeping tariffs in a 48-hour period that has rattled financial markets and left businesses scrambling. The whiplash began Wednesday when the US Court of International Trade ruled that Trump exceeded his constitutional authority by imposing broad tariffs […]
SEC Drops Lawsuit Against Binance Crypto Exchange
Federal regulators abandoned their civil case against Binance on Thursday, ending a nearly two-year legal battle with the world’s largest cryptocurrency exchange in a major victory for the digital asset industry. Lawyers representing the Securities and Exchange Commission, Binance, and founder Changpeng Zhao jointly requested the case dismissal in US District Court. The dismissal prevents […]