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Poilievre’s Economic Vision: Fast-Tracking Mines, Pipelines, and LNG Plants

Poilievre’s Economic Vision: Fast-Tracking Mines, Pipelines, and LNG Plants

Pierre Poilievre is on a mission to unleash Canada’s full economic potential and end the stagnation that has held the country back for too long. With a federal election on the horizon, his Build Canada First plan is setting the stage for a bold …

March 20, 2025• 4 min
From Beijing to Boise: How Perpetua Aims to Change the Antimony Game

From Beijing to Boise: How Perpetua Aims to Change the Antimony Game

Perpetua Resources is preparing to submit a formal loan application to the U.S. Export-Import Bank (EXIM) in the second quarter of 2025 for its Stibnite gold and antimony project in Idaho. This marks a significant step in Washington’s push to secure domestic …

March 20, 2025• 2 min
Why America’s Future Runs on a Mineral You’ve Never Heard Of

Why America’s Future Runs on a Mineral You’ve Never Heard Of

Few Americans have heard of antimony, yet this overlooked mineral is at the heart of modern infrastructure, military technology, and national security. It is a critical component of starter batteries, ammunition, night vision goggles, and flame retardants—all …

March 19, 2025• 4 min
Scotia Backs CNQ: Why Analysts Are Bullish on Canadian Natural Resources

Scotia Backs CNQ: Why Analysts Are Bullish on Canadian Natural Resources

Shares of Canadian Natural Resources (CNQ) have faced headwinds over the past year, weighed down by concerns over U.S. tariffs and weaker oil prices. However, Scotiabank Global Equity Research has given investors a reason to reconsider their stance on the …

March 19, 2025• 2 min
Copper Tsunami Hits US Ports as Global Traders Beat Tariff Deadline

Copper Tsunami Hits US Ports as Global Traders Beat Tariff Deadline

A tidal wave of refined copper is headed for US ports as traders scramble to get ahead of possible import tariffs. Between 100,000 and 150,000 metric tons are expected to arrive in the coming weeks, according to sources familiar with the shipments. If the full …

March 19, 2025• 3 min
Drill, Baby, Drill... in Canada? How Trump’s Plan Could Backfire Up North

Drill, Baby, Drill... in Canada? How Trump’s Plan Could Backfire Up North

Donald Trump’s energy policy has always been clear—maximize domestic production, reduce reliance on foreign oil, and keep fuel prices low for American consumers. But as his administration pushes a renewed “drill, baby, drill” agenda, a harsh reality is …

March 18, 2025• 3 min
Oil, Eggs, and a Side of Steel Tariffs – The Week’s Hot Commodity Picks

Oil, Eggs, and a Side of Steel Tariffs – The Week’s Hot Commodity Picks

Global commodities markets are facing another pivotal week, with energy executives, government policies, and supply disruptions shaping the landscape. Oil prices remain in focus as U.S. executives prepare to meet the White House, while coal’s resurgence is …

March 17, 2025• 3 min
Breaking Ground: India’s Critical Mineral Auction Starts in Goa

Breaking Ground: India’s Critical Mineral Auction Starts in Goa

Forget the postcards—Goa’s got a new claim to fame, and it’s buried deep beneath its red earth. On March 13, 2025, the Indian government threw open the doors to a shiny new era of mineral independence, launching the country’s first-ever auction of exploration …

March 17, 2025• 2 min
Beyond the Mine: Could Antimony Becomes the Next Rockefeller Legacy?

Beyond the Mine: Could Antimony Becomes the Next Rockefeller Legacy?

In the 19th century, John D. Rockefeller didn’t just drill oil wells—he built an empire by controlling the entire journey from extraction to pipelines to refineries. Today, as the world pivots to a clean energy future, critical minerals like antimony are the …

March 17, 2025• 5 min
Tin Prices Off to See the Wizard—But Will They Ever Come Down?

Tin Prices Off to See the Wizard—But Will They Ever Come Down?

Tin prices have reached their highest level in over two years following the suspension of operations at Alphamin Resources’ Bisie mine in the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC). The halt in production has intensified an already tight global tin market, …

March 14, 2025• 3 min