Trump Administration Rolls Back Tariffs on Products US Can’t Produce

The Trump administration is rolling back tariffs on products that cannot be domestically produced, a reversal that comes as legal challenges mount and trade negotiations accelerate. The exemptions cover goods that “cannot be grown, mined, or naturally produced in the United States” or cannot be produced in sufficient quantities to meet domestic demand, according to […]

Prospector Metals Drills 4.64 g/t Gold Over 10.0 Metres At ML Property

Prospector Metals (TSXV: PPP) continues to discover gold at their flagship ML Property. The company released further assay results from a drill program conducted this summer, with the latest set of results focused on the Skarn Ridge- Bueno Trend. The Skarn Ridge-Bueno Corridor is said to have now been traced for at least 1.4 kilometres, […]

Elemental Altus Sees Tether Take 51.4% Ownership Stake

Elemental Altus Royalties (TSXV: ELE) is effectively under new ownership. Major shareholder Tether Investments has secured additional shares in the company, bringing their ownership of the gold royalty name to 51.4%. The increase in Tether’s ownership follows the purchase of common shares from AlphaStream Limited, who previously held a 13.9% interest in the royalty name. […]

Richmond Warns Owners Titles At Risk After BC Aboriginal Land Ruling

The City of Richmond has notified registered homeowners that their property rights could be affected by the BC Supreme Court’s decision in Cowichan Tribes v. Canada, which recognized Aboriginal title over parts of Lulu Island and held that Aboriginal title takes precedence over fee simple ownership. City hall says the ruling declared Aboriginal title over […]

Deep Sky to Invest $500 Million in Manitoba Carbon Removal Facility

Deep Sky, a Montreal-based carbon-removal developer, has announced plans to build one of the world’s largest direct-air capture facilities in southwestern Manitoba, a project the company says will represent about $500 million in investment and ultimately remove up to 500,000 metric tons of carbon dioxide a year at full build-out. Company materials say the project […]

Ontario Snubs $4.6B Private Investment Seeking Only Power Supply

A Canadian investor says Ontario has given his $4.6 billion Marineland redevelopment proposal little more than a polite brush-off despite the province’s surging demand for electricity and an urgent animal welfare crisis at the park. Marc Wade, a Canadian-born financier based in Los Angeles, and Fred Knapp of Knapp Capital Management presented a plan in […]

Small Landlords Complain Of Uncertain Future As Foreign Student Numbers Plummet in Canada

Many small landlords across Canada are confronting new risks as the influx of international students — a key source of rental demand — sharply declines under the federal government’s revised immigration policies. Under the government’s announcement, Canada will issue up to 437,000 study permits in 2025, representing a 10% cut from the 2024 cap. In […]

RCMP Chief Rebuts Poilievre’s Accusations: “No Interference”

RCMP Commissioner Mike Duheme rejected Opposition Leader Pierre Poilievre’s allegation that the force’s leadership is “despicable” and covering up for former Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, particularly in the SNC-Lavalin affair. “I think we’ve talked about essence quite a lot under the previous government, and I think it was clear that there’s no interference. I don’t […]

US-Venezuela Standoff Escalates As Trump Authorizes CIA

The US escalated its confrontation with Venezuela as President Donald Trump confirmed CIA covert operations, signaling that on-land strikes “could come soon.” Trump said Venezuela’s Nicolás Maduro “has already offered Venezuela’s natural resources,” adding, “he doesn’t want to f*** around with the United States.” The president also confirmed he had green-lit the CIA to operate […]