Gold Still Has The Ability To Go Over $3,000 | Kenneth MacLeod – Sonoro Gold
In this interview, Kenneth MacLeod, President & CEO of Sonoro Gold Corp (TSXV: SGO), provides insights into the gold market, Mexican mining policy, and his company’s development plans. MacLeod begins by discussing the current gold market and Mexico’s evolving mining landscape under President Sheinbaum, setting the context for Sonoro’s operations. This changing regulatory environment could […]
Tax Season Love Story: WallStreetBets Romeo Seeks Million-Dollar Marriage of Convenience
A Los Angeles-based Reddit user has taken an unconventional approach to year-end financial planning. The anonymous bachelor, who describes himself as “not a total loser” despite nursing $1.2 million in capital losses, is seeking a profitable partnership — quite literally. The enterprising romantic has posted a proposal on r/wallstreetbets offering to split tax savings with […]
Gold’s Place in a Digital World: How Can We Make Mining Sexy Again? | Kai Hoffmann
In this interview, Kai Hoffmann of Soar Financial provides insight into the evolving junior mining market landscape and broader investment trends. Hoffmann notes a significant shift in market sentiment from depression at Beaver Creek 2023 to excitement in 2024, though recent Fed meetings have tempered some of this momentum. He analyzes several key factors affecting […]
Moe Demands Federal Election, Signals No Confidence in Trudeau Amid Tariff Talk
In an impassioned call for a federal election, Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe has reignited debates over Canada’s trade policies and its leadership’s preparedness to handle escalating tensions with the United States. The call comes as U.S. President-elect Donald Trump signals protectionist policies that could include tariffs on key Canadian exports, prompting fears of economic fallout […]
Norway Eyes Cutting Energy Links to Europe As Domestic Prices Surge
Norway, a nation long celebrated for its abundant hydroelectric resources, is grappling with a political and economic crisis as soaring electricity prices wreak havoc on households and businesses. The issue has sparked a fierce debate about the country’s international energy commitments, with leading politicians pushing to sever or renegotiate power interconnectors with neighboring European countries. […]
Elon Musk Faces SEC Trouble Yet Again
Elon Musk, CEO of Tesla Inc. (NASDAQ: TSLA), is once again under scrutiny by the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission. The regulatory body has issued a settlement demand, compelling Musk to agree to specific terms within 48 hours or face multiple charges. Musk’s attorney, Alex Spiro, addressed a letter to SEC Chair Gary Gensler, revealing […]
Beat It! Why We Will Never Hear The Recently Discovered Unreleased Michael Jackson Songs
A remarkable discovery has surfaced in California’s San Fernando Valley as 15 previously unreleased Michael Jackson songs, recorded between 1989 and 1991, have been found in a storage unit once owned by producer Bryan Loren. The tapes, containing 12 fully completed tracks, were uncovered by former California Highway Patrol officer Gregg Musgrove, who acquired the […]
Government-Owned Tim Hortons Bleed $487K in Latest Fiscal Year
Two Tim Hortons outlets operated by Windsor Regional Hospital are losing $1,336 daily — equivalent to 645 large Double Doubles — according to new financial documents obtained by SecondStreet.org through an access to information request. The hospital-run locations lost $487,662 in fiscal year 2023/2024, following losses of $500,931 the previous year. The total deficit has […]
OMV Terminates Long-Term Russian Gas Supply Agreement
Austrian energy company OMV has announced the immediate termination of its long-term natural gas supply contract with Russia’s Gazprom Export, citing multiple breaches of contractual obligations. The decision comes after Gazprom halted gas deliveries to OMV in November 2024, ending a supply relationship that was established in 2006 and was originally set to continue until […]
Ottawa Offloads Air Canada Shares as Airline Still Owes Billions
The Canadian government has reportedly sold its approximately 6% stake in Air Canada (TSX: AC), according to multiple sources, marking the conclusion of its direct ownership in the country’s largest airline. The stake was acquired in April 2021 as part of a $5.9 billion bailout package designed to stabilize Air Canada during the COVID-19 pandemic, […]