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Ontario Inks CAD 3 Billion Contracts as Pickering Nuclear Refurbishment Begins
Ontario is cutting a CAD 3 billion (USD 2.1 billion) check to keep one of North America's hardest-working energy workhorses online for another four decades.

Nova Scotia Funds Military Metals' Search for Critical Antimony
When historical mining lore meets modern critical mineral anxiety, smart exploration crews usually end up right where drill bits hit bedrock.

Michael Gentile Becomes Major Insider at Galway Metals via $14 Million Financing
Junior gold exploration rarely sees vote-of-confidence moments quite this loud.

The $50 Billion Westinghouse IPO: What It Means for Cameco Shareholders
When Cameco Corporation (NYSE: CCJ, TSX: CCO) teamed up with Brookfield Renewable Partners (NYSE: BEP, TSX: BEP.UN) in late 2023 to buy Westinghouse Electric Company, skeptics called the deal over-leveraged and unnecessarily pricey.

Maiden Resource Estimate Sparks Volume in British Columbia’s Gold Belt
Canadian mining capital doesn't usually wake up all at once, but when federal tax write-offs align with impending maiden resource estimates, the order books tend to get noisy.

Kingfisher Metals Intersects 38.50 g/t AuEq Over 8.8 Meters at HWY 37 Project
Finding visible gold while drilling toward a massive deep copper target is the kind of happy geological accident exploration teams dream about.

Can $99 Million Across 21 Projects Finally Unlock America’s Unlimited Geothermal Potential?
Forget variable solar arrays and wind farms for a moment.

Modernizing Historic Core: Ameriwest’s Capital-Efficient Path to Resource Growth
Back in June, JuniorStocks posed a simple question to the market: could dusting off decades-old drilling data fast-track America’s next significant copper resource?

From Hormuz to Calgary: How Eric Nuttall Is Positioning for the Next Energy Surge
Geopolitics has a funny way of turning volatile energy markets into high-stakes poker, and right now, the Middle East holds a hand that is squeezing global pockets.

Russia Bans Sulfuric Acid Exports: What It Means for Global Mining
Moscow just put the squeeze on the global mining industry’s favorite workhorse compound, turning a quiet supply chain utility into a major operational headache.
