Gold
Gold Surpasses U.S. Treasuries in Central Bank Reserves for First Time Since 1996
For the first time since the Clinton administration was rocking pagers and dial-up modems, the world’s central banks collectively hold more gold by value than U.S. Treasury securities in their official reserves. Yes, you read that correctly. The asset once …
The Barrick Breakout: Gold’s Surge and a Corporate Shakeup Rewrite the Story
Barrick Mining (NYSE: B | TSX: ABX) has long been one of those names investors love to debate. The gold giant is a staple in Canadian markets, yet for years it has carried the reputation of a chronic laggard. Even as gold entered multiple bull cycles, Barrick …
The Yukon’s New Motto: In Dixon We Trust, In Gold We Drill
If you thought the Yukon was already Canada’s wild frontier for mining, buckle up. Currie Dixon, the 38-year-old freshly minted Premier who was literally born and raised in Whitehorse, has wasted no time telling the world that mining, especially gold mining, …
Tucker Carlson’s New Message Don’t Panic Just Buy Gold
Tucker Carlson has always had a knack for sensing turbulence on the horizon. After years of polarizing cable monologues and headline-grabbing interviews, he has now turned his attention to something far older, steadier and far less forgiving than the 24-hour …
The Mining Boom Reshaping Newfoundland and Labrador’s Economic Map
Newfoundland and Labrador is experiencing one of the most dynamic mining booms in its history, a moment defined by extraordinary gold prices, a wave of aggressive exploration and the rise of new producers reshaping the province’s economic foundation. The …
What Happens When Wall Street’s Most Cautious Voice Turns Bullish on Gold?
If you thought the gold rally was running out of breath after hitting a record near $4,381 last month, think again. UBS, the famously cautious Swiss banking giant, just raised its mid-2026 gold price forecast to $4,500 an ounce – a bold $300 jump from its …
Carson Block Points to the Elephant: Why Snowline in the Yukon Is Too Big to Ignore
Carson Block, the hard-edged short seller who built his reputation exposing weak balance sheets and fragile business models, surprised the global investment community with a dramatic pivot. Speaking at the Sohn London Investment Conference, Block delivered one …
“The Stars for the Yukon Are Aligned and the Time Is Now”: Lassonde’s Yukon Geoscience 2025 Message Signals a Northern Breakout
In the heart of Whitehorse, where the Yukon's rugged landscapes meet cutting-edge ambition, the 2025 Investor Day at the Yukon Geoscience Forum has wrapped up with a resounding echo of optimism, proving once again why Canada's northern territory is the …
Mark Carney Just Dealt Yukon Gold Miners a Policy Jackpot
In the frosty expanse of Canada's Yukon Territory, where gold has lured dreamers since the Klondike days, a fresh vein of opportunity might just be emerging, not from the ground, but from Ottawa's latest fiscal blueprint. Prime Minister Mark Carney's Budget …
U.S. Shutdown Progress Sends Gold Above $4,000 Again
Gold’s rally reignited on Monday as Washington inched closer to ending the longest government shutdown in American history, sparking renewed optimism and uncertainty all at once. With bullion climbing as much as 2.1% to around $4,080 an ounce, investors are …