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1. Gold has traded between $1,273 and $1,280 so far today…as of 7:00 am Pacific, bullion is flat at $1,284…Silver has added 13 cents to $16.69…Copper has gained 5 pennies to $2.98 while Nickel is up slightly at $4.79…Zinc is unchanged $1.52…Crude Oil has surged 55 cents on talk of extended OPEC cuts while the U.S. Dollar Index has climbed one-tenth of a point to 93.63…global holdings of Gold by exchange-traded funds increased by 22.4 tonnes in September to 2,357, the World Gold Council reported this morning…year to date, ETFs collectively have added 191.9 tonnes…North American ETFs led inflows in September for the 2nd month in a row, as investors added 36 tonnes, the Gold Council said…however, there were outflows from European ETFs of 12 tonnes while Asia-based ETFs lost 1.7 tonnes…

2. “We’ve truly reached a peak” in Silver production, and “Gold is right around that stage too,” said Randy Smallwood, CEO of Wheaton Precious Metals (WPM, TSX) in an interview with Kitco’s Daniela Cambone at the Mines and Money Conference in Toronto.  “I use a phrase called geological inflation – it’s getting tougher to find ore bodies and there’s not as much effort being put into it,” he added…

3. In a paper titled “Earth’s Volatile Contents Established by Melting and Vaporization” and published in the journal Nature, geologists argue that the amount of Gold that could have disappeared during the formation of the Earth might have been enough to cover the planet’s surface in a 20-inch thick layer…the authors refer to metals such as Gold and Silver as “melting volatiles”, arguing that they turn to gas at a certain temperature.  “Our experiment shows that melting processes explain the pattern (of volatile depletion) perfectly,” the geologists wrote. “We find that the pattern of volatile element depletion in the silicate Earth is consistent with partial melting and vaporization rather than with simple accretion of a volatile-rich chondrite-like body.”

4. Another classic example of how the left’s anti-Oil, climate change fanaticism is destroying economic opportunity and wealth in Canada:  TransCanada Corp. (TRP, TSX) announced this morning that it’s scrapping plans to build the Energy East Pipeline and Eastern Mainline projects, critical Oil and Natural Gas conduits that have faced unnecessary severe regulatory hurdles in this country…the benefits of Energy East for Canada would have been profound…meanwhile, as a result of the decision, TransCanada expects an estimated $1 billion after-tax, non-cash charge to be recorded in Q4…because regulators failed to reach a decision on the project, TransCanada expects “no recoveries of costs from third parties”…more important, though, is how the National Energy Board appears to have rigged the regulatory process…Canadians, especially those in Western Canada, should be asking a lot of questions…in January, the National Energy Board voided previous decisions on the Energy East application, forcing the company to start the hearing process from the beginning…many questions demand answers…Energy East was unpopular in Quebec…has the federal government, concerned about a possible NDP resurgence in Quebec, skillfully killed Energy East through the cover of the National Energy Board?…once again, the West gets screwed…

5. The Dow is up 25 points as of 7:00 am Pacific…the U.S. will remain stuck in growth around 2% until Washington lawmakers come up with a tax plan to boost the economy, Philadelphia Fed President Patrick Harker said today. “Until we see some other changes on the fiscal side of the house, we’re not going to move that growth rate too much,” Harker told CNBC in an interview on “Squawk Box”…the TSX has gained 44 points while the Venture has added 2 points to 786…Garibaldi Resources (GGI, TSX-V) has closed its $6 million financing, aggressive drilling continues at the Nickel Mountain discovery, and an exploration update is expected shortly…shareholders who wonder why Kootenay Silver (KTN, TSX-V) isn’t performing better got another example why this morning when geologists were allowed to sloppily throw together good overall results from 13 drill holes for KTN’s La Negra deposit, optioned by Pan American Silver (PAAS, TSX), including 48 m grading 281 g/t Ag, into a lengthy and boring news release…junior resource companies are in the communications business but few of them seem to appreciate that…

6. Marathon Gold (MOX, TSX) has intersected 225 m grading 1.88 g/t Au, including 4.87 g/t Au over 25 m, in an infill hole (MA-17–213) at its Marathon deposit in central Newfoundland’s Valentine Gold Camp…other holes drilled across the main mineralized corridor also intercepted numerous high-grade intervals including 7.21 g/t Au over 7 m (MA-17–201), 3.59 g/t Au over 18 m (MA-17–206), 12.65 g/t Au over 3 m (MA-17–207), 2.19 g/t Au over 22 m (MA-17–204), and 4.04 g/t Au over 7 m (MA-17–209)…drilling toward the southwest end of the current resource pit shell also intersected significant mineralization with 8.46 g/t Au over 5 m in MA-17–203, 3.44 g/t Au over 3 m in MA-17–210, and 3.57 g/t Au over 3 m in MA-17–208…Marathon has now released the results of just 38% of its planned 60,000-m drill campaign…over the next month, drilling at the Marathon deposit will have a 3-fold approach with steep, infill drilling focused on the upper open-pit as well as underground regions of the deposit, step-out drilling towards the southwest along strike to further expand the open-pit, and hanging and footwall drilling aimed at reducing strip ratio for the resource pit shell…as much of this drilling as possible will be included in the resource update for the property scheduled for the end of October or early November…the resource will form a base for the PEA planned for completion in the 2nd quarter of 2018…

7. Zunum Aero, a start-up based in suburban Seattle, believes millions of people will be comfortable flying on the hybrid electric planes it plans to deliver starting in 2022…an official price will be set at some point in the next couple of years, but the first Zunum Aero is likely to sell for somewhere in the range of $3 million…while Zunum was started in 2013, it’s just starting to share details about its first plane…the hybrid electric jet will seat up to 12 people, fly up to 700 miles and have operating costs of 8 cents per seat mile, below the operating costs of small turboprops and business jets powered by jet fuel.  “Our operating costs are about 60–90% lower than that of comparable turboprops and business jets,” said Ashish Kumar, CEO of Zunum Aero. “On shorter legs the costs are below what a regional jet would be.” Zunum Aero is backed in part by Boeing HorizonX, JetBlue Technology Ventures and the state of Washington Clean Energy Fund…

The Nickel Mountain Magma Highway

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How To Bring A Junior Resource Market To Life!

The Dramatic New Chase For A Nickel-Copper-Rich Massive Sulphide Deposit In The Heart Of A Famous Gold Camp

Thunder In The Corridor!

Northern Ontario Cobalt Junior Attracts Interest From Metal Trading Companies

The Most Important Venture Development Since The New Bull Market Began

Check back later today for Daniel’s Den and visit the BMR comments section throughout the day for updates and helpful information.

1. Gold has traded between $1,272 and $1,283 so far today…as of 7:00 am Pacific, bullion is up $2 an ounce at $1,273…Silver is flat at $16.60…Copper is unchanged at $2.91 while Nickel has added 3 pennies to $4.82…Zinc, trading at a decade high, is up 2 cents to $1.52 as tight supplies and healthy demand from top consumer China continue to underpin the market…Crude Oil is off slightly at $50.30…interestingly, investment banks in a Wall Street Journal survey have cut their Oil price forecasts for a 5th consecutive month despite a recent price rally amid concerns that an oversupply of Crude will grow next year…the International Energy Agency (IEA) sees things differently, however, as it’s forecasting firmer Crude prices in 2018…the U.S. Dollar Index has dipped one-tenth of a point to 93.43…

2. “We’re running out of Gold as an industry,” Goldcorp (G, TSX) Chairman told Kitco News at the Mines and Money Conference in Toronto. “I think we’re spending significant amounts of money exploring but it’s getting harder to find.  Production is starting to turn down and once that starts to turn down, I think you’ll see the Gold price really start to move.” The key to survival? “Not having too much debt because the debt in a downturn is what destroys most mining companies.”

3.  Fed talk may figure prominently today as Ma Yellen is expected to deliver opening remarks at a conference in St. Louis…we’ll find out in the next 2–3 weeks if Yellen will remain as Fed Chairman after February as President Trump is expected to make a decision soon on whether she will continue or a fresh face will be brought in…meanwhile, the 3rd quarter CNBC All-America Economic Survey has found that 43% of the public believes that the economy is excellent or good, a record high in the 10-year history of the survey…36% believes the economy will get better and only 23% say it will get worse…the four-quarter average for every major economic metric in the poll – the outlook for the economy, housing, wages and the stock market – is at a record 10-year high, though you wouldn’t know it by watching CNN…

4. The U.S. service sector is on fire…non-manufacturing economic activity soundly beat expectations in September, building on momentum from August…the Institute for Supply Management’s index registered 59.8 in September, the highest reading for the service sector index since August 2005 when the index hit 61.3, according to ISM…14 of the 17 non-manufacturing industries surveyed reported growth in September…3 industries – mining and agriculture, forestry, fishing and hunting, and educational services – reported contractions…

5. U.S. markets are taking a breather in early trading with the Dow down 17 points as of 7:00 am Pacific…a JP Morgan strategist has noted that the NYSE net debit balance of margin accounts, which is a measure of how much leverage individual investors are using for their stock investments, has been rising over the past year and the current reading is very close to the record highs seen in mid-2015 or in early 2000…interestingly, on the flip side, large professional investment firms are more conservative in their stock allocations which likely bodes well for continued buoyant market conditions…the TSX has slipped 21 points while the Venture is up 2 points at 783 as of 7:00 am Pacific…Orca Gold (ORG, TSX-V) has hit a new multi-year high of 62 cents…Canada Zinc Metals (CZX, TSX-V) is up again in early trading after reporting its best drill result ever yesterday from recently completed drilling at its Cardiac Creek deposit in northeast British Columbia…drill hole A-17–137, testing the high-grade core, returned 11.8% Zinc plus Lead and 19.1 g/t Ag over a true width of 57.8 m, including 14.5% Zn plus Pb and 23.4 g/t Ag over a true width of 37 m…assays for 4 more holes are pending…President and CEO Peeyush Varshney stated, “The Cardiac Creek deposit is a top-tier Zinc asset with a large, tabular, conformable resource defined that is amenable to underground mining methods and strategically located within the Kechika trough, an untapped massive Zn-Pb-Ag SEDEX district, of which Canada Zinc Metals is the dominant landholder.”

6. Fintech Select (FTEC, TSX-V), which has had strong technical support in the mid-to-high teens since March, announced this morning that it has signed an LOI with a national cryptocurrency dealer that will enable the company’s point-of-sale (POS) network to buy and sell cryptocurrency…the cryptocurrency dealer works with a number of international exchanges to provide the competitive cryptocurrency exchange rates by way of real-time arbitrage which offers top-notch service and facilitates transactions for Canadians dealing in cryptocurrency.  “Fintech Select is on a path to create a disruptive paradigm in cryptocurrency accessibility. Utilizing the services of a dealer with international reach give us choice, convenience and cost-effective pricing,” stated Mohammad Abuleil, President and CEO.  “We are very excited to initiate the process for a build up of a national cryptocurrency POS network.” The company says it’ll be providing regular updates as they occur on the national rollout of the Selectcoin platform…

7. 360 Capital Financial Services Group (TSZ, CSE) recognizes the power of a name but not the importance of share structure…the company announced this morning that it will change its name to 360 Blockchain to reflect its focus on investments in the technology sector surrounding blockchain and crypto-technologies…it should start trading under its new name and symbol (CODE, CSE) sometime next week.  “We are taking an all-round view to the 360 Blockchain Inc. business plan, with a mission to empower blockchain technologies with capital and experience to create exponential value,” said George Tsafalas, interim President…meanwhile, the company has been massively diluting its share structure which means it’ll have to come up with a masterful plan to create exponential value for investors…TSZ raised $900,000 in the spring at 3 cents per share, $1 million in mid-August at 4 cents per share and just announced another financing of $750,000 at 6 cents per share for total dilution of about 70 million shares…the company began the year with just under 50 million shares outstanding…

The Nickel Mountain Magma Highway

Two Big Plays Emerge in B.C., Setting The Stage For A Summer To Remember

How To Bring A Junior Resource Market To Life!

The Dramatic New Chase For A Nickel-Copper-Rich Massive Sulphide Deposit In The Heart Of A Famous Gold Camp

Thunder In The Corridor!

Northern Ontario Cobalt Junior Attracts Interest From Metal Trading Companies

The Most Important Venture Development Since The New Bull Market Began

Check back later today for an additional post and visit the BMR comments section throughout the day for updates and helpful information.

1. Gold has traded between $1,268 and $1,273 so far today…as of 7:00 am Pacific, bullion is up $1 an ounce at $1,270…Silver is up 6 pennies at $16.62…on the base metal front, Copper is steady at $2.94 while Nickel has jumped 11 cents to $4.81…Crude Oil is flat at $50.55 while the Dollar Index is off slightly at 93.60…Gold prices are just below their 100-day moving average and liquidity has been hampered by a market void of Chinese demand given the week-long holiday in that country…the yellow metal has strong technical support at $1,260…

2. TD Securities on bullion:  “Gold specs again convincingly reduced their net-long exposure this week after continued chatter from various Fed officials confirmed their commitment to reducing the central bank’s balance sheet and increasing rates this year and next.  Investors took profits, which prompted long liquidation and the taking out of new short positions in anticipation that the price drop will continue.  However, notwithstanding the uncertainties surrounding who the next Fed chair will be – a hawk or a dove – the lack of inflation in the system as shown by the core PCE (personal consumption expenditures) data and technicals should see investors stay put and assess conditions before materially adjusting their spec positions further.”

3.  Authorities in China are serious about an anti-pollution drive which is pushing prices of certain metals higher…Zinc has hit 10-year highs for a second straight day, touching $1.52 a pound, as worries over production outages in China continue to boost bullish sentiment…about 60% of Lead-Zinc mines are undergoing month-long shutdowns during environment inspections in Sichuan province…Zinc and Lead spreads are also now in backwardation, a sign of tight supplies…LME Zinc inventories fell by another 1,025 tonnes, data today showed, bringing the decline so far this year to 64%…one party controlled 50–80% of those stocks, according to LME data…

4. Money managers, encouraged by a signs of rebalancing between supply and demand, upped their bullish bets on Brent Crude to a record high in the last week…historically, though, the 4th quarter is not too kind to the price of Oil given the switch from summer demand to expectations of winter demand…in the last 25 years, U.S. Crude generated an average negative return of –7.5% and traded positive only 40% of the time in the 4th quarter, according to a CNBC study…WTI may buck that trend this year depending on how successful the Saudis are at restraining OPEC production and if that can offset increased U.S. shale activity…late last week analysts surveyed by Reuters pegged OPEC’s September output at 32.86 million barrels a day, up from the previous month and above its production cap, indicating a fall in compliance by its members…

5. Global equity value hit yet another all-time high this morning as investors extend the so-called reflation trade amid a rallying U.S. dollar and higher government bond yields linked to optimism that President Trump’s pro-growth tax proposals will find support from lawmakers…all 3 major U.S. stock indexes hit fresh all-time highs at the open, building on gains set in the previous quarter…as of 7:00 am Pacific, the Dow is 57 points higher while the TSX has added 23 points…the Venture is breaking into the 780’s, up 5 points at 785…Eric Sprott has acquired 10.7% of Garibaldi Resources (GGI, TSX-V) and what’s shaping up to be the most significant Nickel sulphide discovery in Canada in at least a decade at Nickel Mountain near Eskay Creek…meanwhile, Sprott has also grabbed a slice of GGI neighbor Metallis Resources (MTS, TSX-V)…both are buoyant in early trading, hitting new highs…Otis Gold (OOO, TSX-V) has firmed up after releasing assay results from the first 3 holes of its continuing 2017 drill program at the Kilgore Project in Idaho…highlights include 129.4 m grading 1.66 g/t Au (includes 24.4 m grading 3.45 g/t) in hole OKC-356 and 73.1 m @ 1.13 g/t Au in hole OKC-358…the ongoing program comprises a total of 7,300 m of drilling over 23 holes…to date, 20 holes have been drilled totaling 6,100 m with core logging on-going and more assays pending…

6. Seabridge Gold (SEA, TSX) has drilled 925 m grading 0.71 g/t Au and 0.46% Cu, including 491 m @ 0.98 g/t Au and 0.60% Cu, targeting the plunge projection of the Iron Cap deposit at KSM in the Eskay Heart of Gold Camp…long runs of higher grades continue to support revisions to the KSM’s mine plan which could substantially improve project economics…Seabridge Chairman and CEO Rudi Fronk noted that “Iron Cap is permitted as a block cave and it’s ideally located close to, and dips towards, the proposed ore conveyance tunnel between the mine site and process facility. This fact strongly suggests that changing the mine plan to exploit Iron Cap just after the Mitchell deposit and before Kerr could offer substantial economic improvements. This change could substantially reduce development costs and increase Gold production in the earlier years.  The reason we decided to mine Kerr first was the smaller size of the Iron Cap resource, but the extraordinary widths we are encountering in the drilling make it clear to us that Iron Cap will probably rival Kerr in size and grade.”

7. Blue Moon Zinc (MOON, TSX-V) has provided a mineral resource update for its 100%-owned Blue Moon Zinc deposit in the U.S. southwest…it now comprises 3.7 million tons in the Indicated category, grading 8.3% Zinc equivalent, and 4.1 million tons of Inferred @ 7.8% ZnEq, both at a 4.0% ZnEq cut-off grade…Patrick McGrath, CEO, stated, “The updated Mineral Resource contains an estimated 377 million pounds of Zinc in the Indicated Mineral Resource category and a further 395 million pounds of Zinc in the Inferred Mineral Resource category, both at a conservative 4.0% ZnEq cut-off grade. The Mineral Resource update coupled with prior metallurgical testing by Lakefield Research in 1998 (now SGS) which indicated excellent recovery and a clean concentrate, gives us confidence to proceed with the Preliminary Economic Assessment of the Blue Moon deposit.”  MOON is an active trader again this morning, down 1.5 cents at 9 cents on a sell-on-news day…a strong overall technical uptrend remains in place, however…

The Nickel Mountain Magma Highway

Two Big Plays Emerge in B.C., Setting The Stage For A Summer To Remember

How To Bring A Junior Resource Market To Life!

The Dramatic New Chase For A Nickel-Copper-Rich Massive Sulphide Deposit In The Heart Of A Famous Gold Camp

Thunder In The Corridor!

Northern Ontario Cobalt Junior Attracts Interest From Metal Trading Companies

The Most Important Venture Development Since The New Bull Market Began

Check back later today for Daniel’s Den and visit the BMR comments section throughout the day for updates and helpful information.

1. Gold has traded between $1,270 and $1,277 so far today…as of 7:00 am Pacific, bullion is down $5 an ounce at $1,274…Silver is flat at $16.64…on the base metal front, Copper and Nickel are steady at $2.93 and $4.74, respectively, while Zinc has hit new highs, currently trading at $1.48…both Zinc and Lead spreads are now in backwardation on tight supplies…Crude Oil has retreated $1.36 a barrel to $50.31 while the Dollar Index has gained more than two-thirds of a point to 93.54…the China Gold Association has reported that in the first half of 2017, China produced 207 tonnes of Gold, a drop of 9.8% from a year ago, although Gold consumption rose nearly 10% to 545 tonnes, with consumption of Gold bars up more than 50%…keep in mind that all Chinese markets are closed this week for the country’s National Day Golden Week holiday…

2. Expectations that the Federal Reserve will push ahead with a third U.S. interest rate hike this year, generally upbeat U.S. economic data and talk of a possibly more hawkish successor to Fed Chair Janet Yellen all lifted the greenback and Treasury yields to begin Q4 this morning…the dollar has jumped to 6-week highs, Treasury yields have surged to 3-month highs, and U.S. equities continue their record run…this has put some additional pressure on Gold after the yellow metal posted its biggest monthly fall so far this year in September…for the full quarter, though, bullion added nearly 3%…nearest strong support is $1,260…

3. Good news for metals – China’s manufacturing activity grew at the fastest pace since 2012 in September, exceeding expectations, as factories cranked up output to take advantage of strong demand and high prices, easing worries of a slowdown before a key political meeting next month…production, total new orders and output prices all improved to the highest level in at least a year, while a pick-up in a reading for the construction sector indicated a building boom is undiminished…the official Purchasing Managers’ Index (PMI) released over the weekend rose to 52.4 in September, from 51.7 in August…it marked the 14th straight month of expansion for China’s massive manufacturing industry and the highest reading since April 2012…the data comes ahead of the Communist Party Congress in mid-October, a once-every-5-years meeting where new leaders are appointed and the government’s key political and economic initiatives are laid out, though details are usually not announced until much later…

4. An increase in U.S. drilling and higher OPEC output in September have contributed to profit taking in Crude Oil today after the market scored its biggest 3rd quarter gain in 13 years…U.S. energy companies added Oil rigs for the first week in 7 while Iraq announced that its exports increased slightly in September…however, there is no denying that supply cuts are finally having some effect and the Oil market has the highest level of optimism in 3 years…U.S. Crude prices rose 9.4% in September, the best month for WTI since April 2016, supported by renewed faith in OPEC countries and other producers to alleviate a global supply glut…the recent Kurdish referendum has had a bullish impact on Crude as well…meanwhile, U.S. demand has been strong with refineries ramping up operations following Hurricane Harvey…

5. All 3 major U.S. stock indexes hit all-time highs at the open, building on gains set in the previous quarter…American markets wrapped up Q3 Friday with the Dow posting its first 8-quarter winning streak in 20 years…as of 7:00 am Pacific, the Dow is 68 points higher while the TSX has added 19 points…the Venture is off 1 point at 780 through the first 30 minutes of trading…Blue Moon Zinc (MOON, TSX-V) is once again one of the most active stocks, unchanged at 10 cents as of 7:00 am Pacific…the company is expected to soon provide an update to its NI-43–101 resource estimate for its southwestern U.S. Zinc project to capture current metal pricing as the last NI-43–101 released by the company in 2008 used 75 cents per pound Zinc, $2 per pound Copper, $600 per ounce of Gold and $8.50 per ounce Silver…the company also expects to release a PEA in the 1st quarter of 2018 to demonstrate the potential economic viability of the Blue Moon resources…Fresh assay results, including 20.9 m @ 8.4% Zn and 40 g/t Ag, and 14.5 m @ 7.5 Zn, 1.9% Cu and 66 g/t AG, have added tonnage to the South Wall zone at Constantine Metals‘ (CEM, TSX-V) Palmer Project in Alaska…a total of 10,718 meters were drilled as part of the recently completed dual focus resource expansion and regional exploration drill program…approximately half of this drilling was directed at the new AG Zone discovery located 3 km from the South Wall resource…importantly, CEM states that drilling at the AG zone has continued to successfully define the discovery with step-outs along strike and to depth from the initial holes…more assay results are pending…Garibaldi Resources (GGI, TSX-V) and neighbor Metallis Resources (MTS, TSX-V), which is also drilling, have both hit new highs this morning as an update from GGI on the E&L Nickel Mountain discovery in the Eskay Camp draws near…

6. Tinka Resources (TK, TSX-V) is quiet in early trading but the company has delivered one of its best drill holes of the year at its South Ayawilca Zinc Project in central Peru…hole A17–096 has produced 2 high-grade intercepts of over 40 m each (45.5 m @ 7.8% Zn from 241.5 m depth, and 40.8 m at 9.4 % Zn and 15 g/t Ag from 315.2 m depth)…these intercepts indicate continuity of the two high-grade Zinc zones intersected in previously released stellar hole A17–056 (63.9 m grading 5.6% Zn from 126 m depth & 51.9 m grading 10.1 % Zinc from 242 m depth) separated by 50 to 100 m…also at South Ayawilca, hole A17–093 intersected Zinc-Lead-Silver mineralization in an infill hole between 2 holes separated by 250 m and connects South Ayawilca with the Central Ayawilca resource zone…2 drill rigs continue to turn at South Ayawilca…drill data for a Zinc resource update is being finalized, with the new resource expected by early November…drilling is planned to continue until December, testing new targets and continuing with step out holes at South Ayawilca…TK is unchanged at 55 cents as of 7:00 am Pacific, just slightly above its still-rising 200-day SMA…

7. Seven days of hearings begin today to review a motion at the Federal Court of Appeal, a motion that seeks to quash 2016 federal approval of the $7.4 billion Kinder Morgan Trans Mountain pipeline…the court will review legal challenges from multiple parties including 10 First Nations, the municipalities of Vancouver and Burnaby, and environmental groups who are opposed to the project…in reality, these radical Oil-haters would be opposed to ANY project that involves the shipment of Crude…the B.C. and Alberta governments both have status as interveners in the case…Alberta NDP Premier Rachel Notley has dismissed British Columbia’s chances of overturning the pipeline permit…no province can “hold hostage” another’s economy, she said in May, when it was apparent the NDP and Greens would join together to topple the pro-pipeline Liberal government.  “It is our view that there are no tools available for a province to or otherwise block a federal government decision to approve a project that is in the larger national interest,” Notley said.  “If there were such tools, Canada would be less a country and more a combination of individual fiefdoms fighting with other for advantage.” 

The Nickel Mountain Magma Highway

Two Big Plays Emerge in B.C., Setting The Stage For A Summer To Remember

How To Bring A Junior Resource Market To Life!

The Dramatic New Chase For A Nickel-Copper-Rich Massive Sulphide Deposit In The Heart Of A Famous Gold Camp

Thunder In The Corridor!

Northern Ontario Cobalt Junior Attracts Interest From Metal Trading Companies

The Most Important Venture Development Since The New Bull Market Began