Silver Storm Sends First Concentrate to Market from Revived Mexican Mine

Silver Storm Mining (TSXV: SVRS) has shipped its first concentrate from the La Parrilla complex, a milestone that turns the once idle Mexican operation into a producing, revenue generating mine. The company said Monday it dispatched 105 dry metric tonnes of lead-silver concentrate and 70 dry metric tonnes of zinc concentrate. The material moved under […]
Are We Really Raising A Giant Flag Against Trump’s Tariffs?

A giant Canadian flag going up at Ottawa City Hall has become an easy target for frustration over US tariffs, but the display is neither Ottawa’s negotiating strategy nor a federal government initiative. It is a municipal gesture ordered by Ottawa Mayor Mark Sutcliffe, who asked city staff to reinstall the flag normally displayed for […]
Judge Orders DOJ to Prove Its Epstein Files Redactions Are Legitimate

Journalist Katie Phang sued over stalled Epstein files releases. Her case has already produced an injunction, a defiant DOJ, and now a court order demanding proof behind the redactions.
Russia Is Burning Through Gold Reserves at the Fastest Pace in Decades

A collapsing oil price and a widening budget deficit are forcing Russia to liquidate reserves it spent years building up specifically to survive sanctions.
Ukraine’s Caspian Sea Strikes Kill Iranian Sailor, Fueling Fears of Merging Wars

Kyiv says it hit sanctioned cargo ships moving weapons to Russia. Tehran says a commercial vessel and its own sailor died.
Shopify CEO Says It’s a ‘Good System’ to Strip Votes From Non-Taxpayers

Tobi Lutke didn’t just propose stripping pensioners of their vote — he endorsed a system where people who pay no income tax get zero votes and the wealthy get up to five.
Gold Cooled Off, But the Bull Market Isn’t Over. | John-Mark Staude – Riverside Resources

In this conversation with John-Mark Staude, CEO of Riverside Resources Inc. (TSXV: RRI), at the Rule Symposium for Natural Resources 2026 in Boca Raton, we discuss why he sees the recent pullback in gold as a healthy consolidation, why he remains bullish on gold, silver, and copper, and why the January move looked like a […]
The Battery Boom Has a China Problem | John Passalacqua – First Phosphate

In this conversation with John Passalacqua, CEO of First Phosphate Corp. (CSE: PHOS), we discuss why phosphate is becoming a critical part of the LFP battery supply chain, and why igneous phosphate is different from the fertilizer market most investors usually associate with the mineral. John explains that LFP batteries require high-purity phosphate, that phosphate […]
Gold Is Becoming the Standard Again | Andrew Neale – CopAur Minerals

In this conversation with Andrew Neale, CEO of CopAur Minerals Inc. (TSXV: CPAU), we discuss why he remains bullish on gold as paper currencies continue to lose purchasing power, why physical gold demand is showing up in places like China and Indonesia, and how higher gold prices are changing the economics for development-stage mining companies. […]
Blackstone Disclosed BCRED Co-CEO Exit After Friday’s Market Close

Blackstone waited until the final day of the standard Form 8-K disclosure window to report that Jonathan Bock had resigned as co-chief executive of its flagship private credit vehicle, placing a second senior leadership departure into public view as the fund manages elevated withdrawal requests and declining share values. The SEC accepted Blackstone Private Credit […]