Opinion: China truce could stall Canada’s rare earths
A longer trade truce with China could ease manufacturers’ rare earth supply fears while making potential Canadian alternatives harder to finance. On Nov. 9, Beijing…
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Opinion: Another US incursion in Latin America
The United States has danced this tune many times in the past, and each time it led to misery, bloodshed or civil war for its southern neighbours. The track record of U.S. intervention isn’t good, and that’s perhaps sobering news for the Venezuelans….
Opinion: Awakening the Argentine giant
What place holds the highest probability for a new world-class discovery? As an Australia-based geologist and investor, I tend to look in my own backyard first, which is the home bias…
Opinion: Tokenizing pounds in the ground
A reader recently introduced me to an interesting idea: a firm in the United States is looking to “tokenize” unmined gold resources. Here’s the pitch…