How Ecosystems Can Unlock Critical Mineral Supply in a Fragmented Market – MiningIR
By Jamie Hyland for MiningIR The global race to secure critical minerals is accelerating—and according to a recent report by Boston Consulting Group (BCG), the biggest barrier to scaling supply is no longer geology, but coordination. In its January 2026 report, “Why Ecosystems Matter in Critical Mineral Supply Chains,” BCG argues that fragmented, project-by-project approaches […]
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Why US Fertilizer Supply Could Matter a Lot More Now | Pat Varas – Sage Potash
FULL DISCLOSURE: The Deep Dive is long the equity of Sage Potash. In this conversation with Pat Varas, Interim CEO, Sage Potash (TSXV: SAGE), we discuss why potash is getting renewed attention in the US, how critical mineral policy could reshape the market, and what that could mean for domestic production. Pat explains why he […]
Roscan Gold: Mali Discount Hits Kandiole PEA
Do you remember that iconic scene from Step Brothers, where Will Ferrell, in an attempt to get back at his brother Dale, played by John C Reilly, hammers around irrationally on Dale’s drum set while pretending he knows what he’s doing? The scene is then followed up by Reilly discovering what Ferrell had done and […]
NexGen Energy: The World’s Biggest Uranium Mine Is Finally Being Built
Do you remember back in Rocky IV when Balboa was out in the middle of the Siberian wilderness? He was training for his big fight with Ivan Drago. But rather than using the big state of the art tech and being monitored by a team of scientists like his competitor, Balboa was just out in […]
Homerun Resources Inc. to Participate in Water Tower Research Fireside Chat on March 24, 2026
Vancouver, British Columbia–(Newsfile Corp. – March 22, 2026) – Homerun Resources Inc. (TSXV: HMR) (OTCQB: HMRFF) (“Homerun” or the “Company”) announces that Homerun’s CEO, Brian Leeners, will participate in the upcoming Water Tower Research Fireside Chat Series taking place on March 24, 2026 at 3:00 PM EST. The Fireside Chat will be hosted by Dmitry Silverstyn, Managing […]
How BC’s 150-year treaty gap created overlapping land claims
British Columbia’s overlapping Indigenous land claims are the product of a 150-year treaty vacuum that governments are only now trying to fill, and the result is a province where roughly 80% of the land is still subject to Indigenous claims and major territories overlap. After the Colony of Vancouver Island was established in 1849, governor […]