Barrick Mining (TSX: ABX) has agreed to hand Newmont (NYSE: NEM) 38.5% of Fourmile, the Nevada gold discovery management once called the greatest of this century, in exchange for $1.95 billion in cash, two development assets, and an end to the dispute that had been blocking Barrick’s planned North American IPO. In this video, we break down how Barrick ended

Why Phosphate Has Moved to the Top of the Resource Security Agenda Phosphate security is rapidly becoming one of the defining resource challenges for food-importing nations, as governments and agricultural planners grapple with the reality that there is no substitute for phosphorus in food production. Unlike energy, where diversification across sources — solar, wind, nuclear — offers genuine alternatives, crop

A Shift in How the Industry Reads Rock Drill core scanning technology is reshaping one of the most time-intensive phases of mineral exploration: the transition from core extraction to resource estimation. Traditionally, this process depended on manual logging, selective sampling, and laboratory turnaround times that could stretch weeks or months — bottlenecks that inflated project timelines and costs at a

FULL DISCLOSURE: This is sponsored content for Selkirk Copper Mines. In this conversation with Colin Joudrie, President and CEO of Selkirk Copper Mines (TSXV: SCMI), we discuss the supply shortfall supporting copper prices and the company’s plan to restart the past-producing Minto Mine in Yukon. Colin explains how 100,000 metres of drilling led to a major resource increase, why the

West Red Lake Gold’s (TSXV: WRLG) Madsen mine just delivered its strongest quarter since the restart. Production jumped 51%, all-in sustaining costs fell 30%, margins improved sharply, and the operation generated positive free cash flow for the first time. The mine also built a meaningful surface stockpile, a sign that mining rates have finally started outrunning the mill. In this