A Silver All-Time High in 2026! | Dolly Varden Silver Corp with Shawn Khunkhun
In this interview at the Precious Metals Summit 2024, Shawn Khunkhun, CEO & Director of Dolly Varden Silver (TSXV: DV, OTC: DOLLF, FSE: DVQ1), provides insights into the current market dynamics and his company’s strategic approach. Khunkhun begins by addressing the disconnect between commodity prices and equity prices in the precious metals sector, setting the […]
Toronto School Reportedly Misleads Parents About Field Trip, Takes 7th and 8th Graders to Anti-Israel Protest
A recent field trip involving Toronto students has ignited controversy after reports emerged that teachers misled parents and students about the nature of the excursion. The incident, which occurred on September 18, allegedly involved students in grades seven and eight who were taken to participate in a political protest under the guise of an Indigenous-themed […]
High-Grade Copper Project with $26M in Cash Reserves | Trilogy Metals Inc with Tony Giardini
In this interview at the Precious Metals Summit 2024, Tony Giardini, President and CEO of Trilogy Metals Inc. (TSX: TMQ, NYSE: TMQ), provides a comprehensive overview of the company’s projects and strategic direction. Giardini begins by highlighting Trilogy’s advanced VMS projects in Alaska, focusing on their high-grade Arctic deposit. He then addresses the challenges with […]
Gold, Copper, and Coal: Doug Casey’s Bullish Outlook on ‘Hated’ Resources
In this interview, Doug Casey provides a wide-ranging analysis of current global economic trends and investment opportunities. He starts by addressing the state of Western civilization, the difficulties facing young people in today’s economy, and the potential opportunities in the resource sector. A key point in Casey’s analysis is the financialization of the world economy […]
California Rolls Out Digital Driver’s Licenses for Apple and Google Wallets
Starting Thursday, California residents can store their driver’s licenses and state IDs digitally in Apple Wallet apps on their iPhones and Apple Watches. This latest development follows last month’s introduction of digital IDs through Google Wallet. “We’re working to better serve the people of California in the 21st century,” Governor Gavin Newsom emphasized the program’s […]
Flat Gold Project: Revisiting 20-Year-Old Core | Tectonic Metals with Tony Reda
In this interview at the Precious Metals Summit 2024, Tony Reda, President and Chief Executive Officer of Tectonic Metals Inc. (TSX-V: TECT, OTCQB: TETOF), provides a comprehensive update on the company’s recent progress and future plans. Reda begins by highlighting Tectonic’s strong financial position, noting the recent closure of a $3 million financing. This financial […]
U.S. Invests $3 Billion in Battery Manufacturing to Break China’s Hold
The U.S. Department of Energy announced on Friday its plan to award $3 billion to 25 battery manufacturing sector projects across 14 states. This move is part of the Biden administration’s broader strategy to reorient the critical supply chain away from China, which currently dominates the production of battery materials essential for electric vehicles and […]
Pitarrilla: One of the World’s Largest Undeveloped Silver Assets? | Endeavour Silver with Dan Dickson
In this interview at the Precious Metals Summit 2024, Dan Dickson, CEO & Director of Endeavour Silver Corp. (NYSE: EXK; TSX: EDR), provides a comprehensive overview of the company’s position in the silver market and its strategic direction. Dickson begins by addressing the disconnect between equity markets and commodity prices. The conversation then shifts to […]
South Korean Military Removes 1,300 Chinese-Linked Cameras from Bases
According to a report by the Yonhap News Agency, the South Korean military has recently removed over 1,300 surveillance cameras from its bases after discovering they could potentially transmit data to China. The cameras, supplied by a South Korean company, were found to have the capability to connect to Chinese servers, raising significant security concerns. […]
Court Finds Rebel News Failed to Prove It’s Real Journalism
In a significant ruling, the Federal Court of Canada dismissed a challenge brought by Rebel News Network, rejecting their application for Qualified Canadian Journalism Organization (QCJO) status. The decision, which highlights the distinction between journalism and activism, upheld the Canada Revenue Agency’s (CRA) finding that Rebel News does not produce sufficient original news content to […]