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Kinross Gold Suspends Milling Operations At Tasiast Mine Following Fire

Kinross Gold (TSX: K) has suspended mill operations at its Tasiast Mine in Mauritania following a mill fire that occurred on Monday. The fire is said to have been fully extinguished at this time, with no injuries reported. Mining operations are said to be continuing at this time while mill operations are suspended. Early indications […]

F3 Uranium Reports Early Discovery At Broach Property

F3 Uranium (TSXV: FUU) is reporting that a new discovery made has been made at its Broach Lake property, which is found contiguous to its flagship Patterson Lake North property, and is considered to be part of the PLN Project. The discovery follows drilling that occurred 12 kilometres to the south of the JR Zone, […]

Liberal Party Leads in Canadian Polls, But Conservatives Gain Momentum on Economic Issues

Recent polling data shows the Liberal Party maintaining a lead in Canada’s 2025 federal election, though Conservative leader Pierre Poilievre is gaining ground on key economic issues as affordability concerns increasingly drive voter priorities. According to data published by Polling Canada on April 15, multiple national polling firms show Liberals with substantial leads over the […]

Pierre Poilievre Picks Up Support from Business Leaders

More than 30 prominent Canadian business executives formally endorsed Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre on Saturday, arguing his economic policies would best address Canada’s slowing growth ahead of the April 28 federal election. The open letter, published in several Canadian newspapers, was signed by Fairfax Financial CEO Prem Watsa, Canaccord Genuity CEO Dan Daviau, former Scotiabank […]

Canadian Auto Parts Giant Linamar Braces for US Tariff Impact

Linamar Corporation (TSX: LNR), one of Canada’s largest auto parts manufacturers employing 34,000 people globally, is awaiting crucial details about new US tariffs scheduled to take effect on May 3. The Guelph-based company, which supplies components to automotive plants across North America, faces significant uncertainty as the deadline approaches for what industry experts describe as […]

Russia Escalates Asset Seizures, Targets Moscow’s Second-Largest Airport

Russian authorities have intensified their campaign of nationalizing private assets, with prosecutors recently targeting Moscow’s second-largest airport in what analysts describe as an acceleration of state takeovers since the Ukraine war began. In January, the Russian prosecutor-general asked a Moscow court to order the nationalization of Domodedovo airport, claiming that billionaire owner Dmitry Kamenshchik and […]

CBC Gets Another Payday As Parliament Remains Suspended

Canada’s Governor General has authorized $40.3 billion in government spending, including $178.1 million for the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation, as Parliament remains suspended for almost 100 days. The special warrants were issued under subsection 30(1) of the Financial Administration Act, according to government documents released on Sunday. “The appropriate ministers have reported that the payment of […]

Poilievre Sets Sights on Politicians’ Hidden Assets

Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre has promised to introduce stricter ethics rules for elected officials, arguing that Canadians deserve more transparency in government. He unveiled his “Accountability Act 2.0,” a follow-up to the Federal Accountability Act introduced under former prime minister Stephen Harper, saying it would remove loopholes that let politicians profit from decisions made behind […]

China’s New Export Halt Threatens US Mineral Shortage

China’s recent suspension of critical mineral and magnet exports to the US is sending shockwaves through key industries, including automotive, aerospace, semiconductors, and military contracting. The abrupt halt, according to observers, appears to be part of a new regulatory system under development by the Chinese government. The halt targets six heavy rare earth elements that […]