Canada Unveils $490-Million Push Towards Nuclear Energy
A massive push towards nuclear in Canada is set after several investments have been announced by Minister of Energy and Natural Resources Jonathan Wilkinson. Wilkinson is pushing what the government describes as “crucial steps towards clean, affordable, and homegrown nuclear technology.” Central to Canada’s nuclear revival is a $304 million joint investment with engineering firm […]
Nuclear Power’s Future: The Case for Uranium in North America | Nick Luksha – Mustang Energy
In this interview, Nick Luksha, CEO of Mustang Energy Corp. (TSXV: MEC), offers a compelling perspective on the uranium market’s potential, framing recent price pullback as “the pullback before the race.” With a strategic 77,000-hectare portfolio in the uranium-rich Athabasca Basin, Mustang Energy is positioning itself at the forefront of uranium exploration. Luksha provides insights […]
Crackdown: Eggs, Not Fentanyl, Dominate US Border Seizures As Prices Soar
US border agents are seizing more smuggled eggs than fentanyl, government data shows, as record-high egg prices drive an underground poultry market. US Customs and Border Protection has recorded 3,768 seizures of bird and poultry products at US borders since October, compared with 352 fentanyl seizures during the same period, according to an analysis by […]
House Democrats Seek to Restrict Trump’s Ability to Take Military Action Against Neighboring Nations
A Democratic lawmaker has introduced legislation that would prohibit the use of US military funds for operations to invade or seize territory from Canada, Panama, or Greenland, responding to what the bill’s sponsor describes as concerning rhetoric from President Donald Trump. Representative Seth Magaziner (D-RI) introduced H.R. 1936, titled the “No Invading Allies Act,” which […]
Congress Sees Bipartisan Push To Cap Credit Card Interest At 10%
A contentious debate is brewing following a proposal tabled in the US House to cap credit card interest rates at 10%. The bipartisan measure, spearheaded by Reps. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez and Anna Paulina Luna, seeks to protect working families from what they describe as “endless cycles of debt” perpetuated by exorbitant interest fees. Companion legislation in […]
Hudson’s Bay Company Files For Creditor Protection Amid Liquidity Crisis
Hudson’s Bay Company has filed for creditor protection from the Ontario Superior Court of Justice, as the company undergoes a restructuring process, marking a turning point in its storied history spanning over three centuries. In the filing, the company said the action was driven by a “severe liquidity crisis” that has left the retailer unable […]
Ontario’s Ford Says ‘Man Was I Wrong’ About Trump
Ontario Premier Doug Ford admitted he “was wrong” about Donald Trump as he imposed a 25% tariff on electricity exports to the United States as part of the growing trade dispute between US and Canada. “I supported Trump getting elected, low taxes, small government… man was I wrong,” Ford said when announcing the measure that […]
The Era of “Outsiders”: Carney Wins Liberal Leadership Race
Former central banker Mark Carney has emerged as the new leader of Canada’s Liberal Party to become the nation’s prime minister-designate, succeeding Justin Trudeau. Carney’s ascent marks a significant departure from traditional political career paths, echoing the outsider status of figures like President Donald Trump in the US. Carney, known for his tenure as Governor […]
Meridian Mining Outlines $984 Million Net Present Value For Cabacal Deposit
Meridian Mining (TSX: MNO) has released a preliminary feasibility study for its Cabacal gold-copper-silver deposit in Brazil. The study has outlined an after-tax net present value of $984 million for the project alongside an IRR of 61.2%, which is based on $2,119 an ounce gold and a 5% discount rate. At $2,917 gold, the net […]
China Escalates Trade War With $2.6 Billion Tariffs On Canada
China has announced tariffs on over $2.6 billion worth of Canadian agricultural and food products. This retaliatory move comes in response to Ottawa’s levies introduced in October—a set of measures mirroring the 100% and 25% import duties Canada had previously imposed on Chinese-made electric vehicles, as well as steel and aluminium products. The latest tariffs […]