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Founders Metals Drills 14.27 g/t Gold Over 28 Metres At Suriname Project

Founders Metals (TSXV: FDR) has extended a deep high-grade structure at its Upper Antino target in Suriname, reporting an interval substantially wider and higher-grade than the previous hole drilled above it. Hole FR249 intersected 28.0 metres grading 14.27 g/t gold from 433.0 metres downhole, or approximately 340 metres vertically below surface. The interval represents about 399.6 gram-metres […]

Eric Trump Says the Qatari Jet Isn’t Going to His Father’s Library

The $400 million jet from Qatar remains part of the Air Force fleet, and Eric may have just inadvertently revealed his father’s real plan for it.

US Missile Stockpiles Hit New Lows as Trump Says He’d Rather Make a Deal Than ‘Kill People’

New reporting confirms deepening missile shortages from the Iran war, but the White House disputes that’s why Trump keeps pulling back from bigger strikes.

BBC Tells Court Trump’s ‘Emergency’ Motion Isn’t Real

Trump asked a federal court to freeze a discovery order one day before he was due to start handing over financial records to the BBC. The network says the emergency is one of his own making.

Telesat Lands $2.3B Gov’t Contract As US$1.7B Debt Maturity Looms

Canada’s new $2.3 billion Arctic military communications contract will fund an expansion of Telesat’s next-generation satellite network, but it does not directly resolve the US$1.7 billion debt maturity approaching at the company’s separate legacy satellite subsidiary. The Defence Investment Agency awarded the contract to Telesat LEO ULC, the subsidiary developing the Lightspeed low-Earth-orbit network. The […]

US Commerce Forces Tungsten Scrap Into Domestic Supply Chains

The US is turning tungsten scrap and recycled battery material into captive domestic feedstock, ordering sellers to direct 100% of covered monthly sales to US buyers for one year. The policy also leaves a path for material to be processed abroad and returned, preserving foreign refining access while Washington attempts to pull strategic resources back […]

Ottawa Backs First Phosphate Infrastructure With $4.8M Award Ahead of Mine Decision

First Phosphate (CSE: PHOS) has secured $4.84 million in non-repayable federal funding for road and power infrastructure studies at its Bégin-Lamarche phosphate project in Quebec’s Saguenay–Lac-Saint-Jean region. Natural Resources Canada awarded $3.07 million for studies and design work related to a proposed 161-kilovolt transmission line, substations, connection corridors, environmental reviews, and public and Indigenous consultation. […]

Michael Burry Pushes Bearish Tech Bets Into 2027 Despite Stocks Surging

Michael Burry is removing several company-specific positions while extending his largest disclosed bearish technology bets into 2027, shifting his latest warning from individual valuations toward the possibility that systematic trading strategies are amplifying an increasingly leveraged market rally. The investor said he continues to believe the market may be near “a major top” and faces […]

AMD Slides 8% as Musk’s SpaceX Picks Nvidia Exclusively

Advanced Micro Devices delivered record revenue, doubled its data-center business, and raised its near-term sales trajectory, but one customer decision exposed the higher standard investors are applying to its AI challenge against Nvidia. AMD shares fell 8.8% to about $473 in Wednesday premarket trading, a decline that was set to erase more than $74 billion […]

Aurora Cannabis Swings To Negative Cash Flow In Q1 2027

Aurora Cannabis (NASDAQ: ACB) reported its Q1 fiscal 2027 financials, toplined by reported net revenue of $67.6 million, down 9% from $74.1 million a year earlier and 20% from the $84.8 million reported in fiscal Q4 2026. Medical cannabis generated $64.0 million, representing nearly 95% of consolidated revenue, compared with $64.8 million last year and $77.1 […]