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What Happens to Uranium in 17 Months When America Formally Cuts Off Imports from Moscow?
As the 17-month window on Russian enrichment waivers closes, a structural supply bottleneck is forcing U.S. utilities into the Athabasca Basin.
Why Is the U.S. Military Leaning on Field-Tested Ukrainian Drone Innovations?
As high-cost missile stockpiles drain and satellite jamming intensifies, Western defense buyers are turning to field-tested Ukrainian drone tactics and edge-computed spatial AI.
With Barrick on Board, What Will Dustin Perry Find in the Core Shack?
An inside look at what happens when Kingfisher Metals CEO Dustin Perry swaps corporate boardrooms for Golden Triangle core shacks amid a C$20.88M Barrick Mining partnership.
From Trading Halt to Federal Green Light: Canada Nickel Co Secures $2.5B Crawford Mine
Ottawa grants Canada’s first mining approval under the updated Impact Assessment Act, unlocking a $2.5 billion critical minerals powerhouse in Northeastern Ontario.
New 3D Geophysics Highlights Substantial IOCG System Footprint for Super Copper
New 3D magnetic vector inversion modelling unveils massive, steeply dipping IOCG targets beneath surface hits of up to 17.7% copper and 53.8 g/t gold at the Castilla Project in Chile.
Mining Veteran George Ogilvie Named President and CEO of Hercules Metals
George Ogilvie and his C$2.0B buyout squad take the reins at Hercules Metals, shifting the Leviathan copper discovery from high-grade exploration to full-throttle mine development.
Stefan Müller Exposes the Fatal Flaw in Europe’s Critical Raw Materials Strategy
Why judging public raw materials funds on financial profit misinterprets the true goal: sovereign economic security.
Trading Halted on Canada Nickel Following Reports of Federal Approval for Crawford Mine
Federal approval clears a historic hurdle for Canada Nickel’s $2.5B Timmins project, triggering a temporary trading halt as North America eyes the Western World’s largest nickel reserve.
Can a $100 Billion Cold War Site Transformation Solve America’s AI Energy Crisis?
How a Cold War nuclear facility in Paducah is becoming a self-powered $100 billion epicenter for the American AI boom, without raising electric bills for local residents.
Why Aren't Markets Reacting More Aggressively to West Point Gold's 60-Metre Hits?
As high-grade intercepts expand the NE Tyro target at depth, West Point Gold is executing a textbook Lassonde Curve re-rating ahead of its 2026 maiden resource estimate.