For BC Conservatives, The Alberta Pipeline Is Not A Matter Of If, But Where
A proposed Alberta-to-Pacific pipeline is exposing a new divide among its supporters, with the BC Conservatives backing expanded energy exports while questioning whether the southern corridor is the right path for the project. The National Post reported that BC Conservatives criticized the Alberta-Ottawa pipeline plan because of concerns surrounding the southern route through BC, including […]
Are Data Centers Becoming the New AI Bubble?
The most revealing test of the artificial intelligence boom may not be whether demand for computing power suddenly disappears. It may be whether data center owners can sell tomorrow’s capacity at today’s scarcity-driven valuations before much of that capacity has been completed. Netrality Data Centers, DataBank, Edged, and EdgeCore Digital Infrastructure are working with bankers […]
Book Authors Win $1.5B Settlement Against Anthropic On Copyright Suit
Anthropic’s $1.5 billion copyright settlement has received final court approval as a remedy for claims tied to how the company acquired and retained pirated books for alleged training of its Claude artificial intelligence models. US District Judge Araceli Martínez-Olguín approved the non-reversionary settlement on Monday, entering final judgment and dismissing the class action with prejudice. […]
Silver47 Confirms 2.74M Ounces Silver Equivalent Resource at Hughes In Tailings
Silver47 Exploration (TSXV: AGA) has released assay results from a 21-hole auger program at its Hughes Project in Nevada, confirming an inferred resource of 2.74 million silver equivalent ounces sitting at surface. The program tested the tailings pile left behind by the historic Belmont mine. Every one of the 21 holes returned silver and gold […]
Sponsored · Selkirk Copper Mines
After Canada, Trump Readies Fresh Global Tariffs But Advisers Wary Of Midterm Impact
The Trump administration is approaching a Friday tariff deadline as it considers new tariff actions already outlined in public regulatory filings. The Office of the US Trade Representative has proposed new duties of either 10% or 12.5% on imports from 60 economies. The proposed duties would provide another tariff mechanism as the administration faces the […]
NorthMin Adds 169 Square Kilometres at Tynagh, Lands Tailings Drill Permit
NorthMin Corporation (TSXV: NMB) has been granted six new prospecting licences across its wholly owned Tynagh project in the Republic of Ireland, roughly quadrupling the company’s ground position to 215.7 square kilometres from 46.4. The additions sit contiguous to the existing licence covering the historic Tynagh mine and give NorthMin seven licences in total, spanning […]
Getchell Gold’s Updated Fondaway Canyon PEA Pegs After Tax NPV at $905 Million
Getchell Gold (CSE: GTCH) has released a preliminary economic assessment for its Fondaway Canyon gold project in Nevada, outlining an open pit operation with an after tax net present value of $905 million and an internal rate of return of 53.1%. Those figures, discounted at 8%, rest on a base case gold price of $3,200 […]
Hemlo Q2 Gold Output Slips to 27,858 Ounces
Hemlo Mining (TSX: HMMC) poured 27,858 ounces of gold in the second quarter, down from 34,764 ounces in the first three months of the year as the company reworked the mining sequence at its flagship Ontario operation. The producer processed 344,000 tonnes of ore during the quarter at an average recovery rate of 94.3%. That […]
Sponsored · Altamira Gold Corp.
ADNOC Approves $6.2 Billion Gas Project Amid Hormuz Disruptions
Abu Dhabi’s national oil company is pressing ahead with a major LNG expansion even as regional energy routes stay under threat, sanctioning a $6.2 billion gas field development on Tuesday.
New UK PM Andy Burnham Scraps Electricity VAT, Cancels Digital ID to Pay for It
The new UK prime minister’s first major policy targets the cost-of-living crisis directly, cutting electricity taxes to zero starting this fall.