Steadright To Conduct Multi-Phased Exploration At Historic Goundafa Polymetallic Mine

Steadright Critical Minerals (CSE: SCM) is pushing forward with exploration at the historic Goundafa Mine, a copper-lead-zinc-silver-gold mine which the company recently entered into an MOU to acquire.
Scottie Resources Outlines $216 Million NPV For Flagship Project Under Direct Ship Ore Model At $2,600 Gold

Scottie Resources (TSXV: SCOT) has completed a preliminary economic assessment for their flagship Scottie Gold Mine project in British Columbia. The study is based on a direct ship ore development scenario, which removes the need for significant on-site processing. The study has outlined a base case net present value of $215.8 million using a 5% […]
Kiwetinohk Energy To Be Acquired For 10% Premium By Cygnet Energy

Kiwetinohk Energy (TSX: KEC) is set to go private as the latest major transaction within the Canadian oil and gas sector. The company this morning indicated that it has entered into an arrangement with private operator Cygnet Energy to be acquired under an all-cash arrangement. Cygnet is set to acquire the company for cash consideration […]
US Adds $1.8B For Critical Minerals, Grants Two-Year Smelter Relief

The US strengthened its critical mineral strategy this week as the International Development Finance Corporation joined an Orion Resource Partners-led consortium now sized at $1.8 billion. The White House also issued a two-year exemption from new EPA copper-smelting standards for Freeport-McMoRan’s Miami facility. DFC said its commitment, matched by funds managed by Orion and by […]
Washington Announces US-China Trade Deal But Beijing Mum On Details

The US and China reached a preliminary trade framework that pauses planned tariff escalations and delays China’s rare earth export licensing regime by one year. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent said talks in Kuala Lumpur removed the threat of 100% tariffs on Chinese imports slated for November 1 and that he expects the existing tariff truce […]
British Columbia’s Eby Also Plans Anti-Tariff US Ads After Ford Drew Trump’s Ire

While Ontario Premier Doug Ford drew the ire of President Donald Trump on his Reagan ad, BC Premier David Eby moved to make matters worse for Canada’s fraught trade climate by announcing he will also spend public funds on US ads urging Americans to reject tariffs. “Americans need to hear how tariffs raise prices. We’re […]
Silver’s Finally Breaking the System | Keith Neumeyer – First Majestic

In this conversation with Keith Neumeyer, President and CEO of First Majestic Silver Corp. (NYSE:AG) (TSX:AG), we dive into the silver market’s powerful move toward $50, why this rally is fundamentally different from 2011, and how silver’s role as a critical metal is reshaping global demand.
Russia’s Lukoil Faces Closures In Europe Post-US Sanctions

More concrete effects of US sanctions on Russian oil producer Lukoil are now coming to light: producing specific outcomes in Europe, with three refineries flagged for sale or shutdown, a Finnish fuel delivery suspension to a Lukoil subsidiary, and a November 21 deadline that could halt operations in Bulgaria. Regulatory directives and company actions point […]
Canada Lags Regulatory Certainty As $20B In Capital Shifts South

Canada is falling behind on regulatory certainty, industry voices told Ottawa, pointing to capital moving to south of the border and pipeline timelines that stretch around a decade. “In the last 120 days, Canadian-based companies have announced more than $20 billion in capital investment in the United States,” Alberta Premier Danielle Smith said, underscoring that […]
Ford’s Reagan Ad Draws Ire, Additional 10% Tariff From Trump

Premier Doug Ford seems to have gotten the attention of President Donald Trump, albeit not in the way intended. The US leader announced a further 10% tariff in direct retaliation for Ontario’s anti-tariff ad continuing to air during the World Series. Trump said Ontario committed a “hostile act” and claimed “serious misrepresentation of the facts.” […]