Kevin Reid, CEO of Arizona Eagle Mining (TSXV: AZEM), joins us to discuss why he remains constructive on gold despite short-term volatility. He explains how higher interest rates attract capital away from gold, while rising U.S. debt-servicing costs reinforce his longer-term outlook for money printing and hard assets. We then explore Arizona Eagle’s plan to restore underground access at the

A 200-ton haul truck at Liberty Gold’s Black Pine project is expected to carry only about two ounces of gold. That sounds terrible until you look at the economics. Liberty Gold’s new feasibility study outlines a US$2.4 billion after-tax NPV, a 60.5% IRR and a two-year payback from a deposit averaging just 0.29 grams of gold per tonne. The reason

FULL DISCLOSURE: Canacom Group is long the equity of Japan Gold. A year after Barrick ended its alliance with Japan Gold (TSXV: JG), a new partner has stepped in with a dramatically different plan. Solidcore Resources, the former Polymetal and now a roughly US$5.5 billion gold producer, has committed significant capital to five of Japan Gold’s projects. The deal includes

A New Layer of Accountability in Mineral Supply Chains Blockchain traceability tools are moving from proof-of-concept pilots into active deployment across mineral supply chains, reshaping how companies approach responsible sourcing commitments. The technology’s core proposition — an immutable, distributed ledger that records each custody transfer from mine to market — directly addresses one of the extractive sector’s most persistent problems:

FULL DISCLOSURE: Canacom Group is long the equity of Pat Varas. In this interview, we sit down with Pat Varas, CEO of Sage Potash Corp. (TSXV: SAGE), to discuss America’s need for domestic potash supply and whether Washington is doing enough to support new production. Pat explains Sage’s Peterson 1 drill results, including a combined Cycle 18 interval of approximately