At the Association for Mineral Exploration (AME) today, Tłı̨chǫ Government (TG), based out of the Northwest Territories and Fortescue, a global technology, energy, and metals group signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU). The MOU outlines a mutually beneficial framework for …

        Until recently economists tended to treat energy inflation and food inflation as different entities. Russia’s attack on Ukraine and other factors put a laser-like focus on the relationship between the two.   Ukraine and Russia are …

        In British Columbia, the cost of building a Site C, a massive hydroelectric dam on the Peace River, is now estimated at CAD$16 billion, following numerous cost overruns.     BC taxpayers will also cough up $5.3 …

      The nuclear-powered energy train has left stations in Ontario and New Brunswick, speeding towards a carbon-free future.   Meanwhile, British Columbia has gone with an old clunker, hydroelectric power and natural gas, as its chosen sources of …

        Prospector News Publisher Michael Fox, speaks with Hereditary Chief Roy Jones of the Haida Nation and Brian Mountain of the Cree Nation about Mazini Energy an Indigenous owned energy company who wants to build generational wealth …

          Prospector News Publisher, Michael Fox is joined by Marc Faber Editor and Publisher of the Gloom, Boom and Doom Report. Our discussion was amongst the Gloom and Doom we are seeing in the economy where …

          Prospector News Publisher, Michael Fox talks with CPM Managing Partner, Jeff Christian. We discuss the economic realities of 2022. Fed Policies, War in Ukraine and other political turmoil and their effects on commodities and the …

        he Prospector News Publisher, Michael Fox discusses the recent Fed Rate hike with Chris Temple of the Nation Investor. We discuss how “hawkish” the Fed has become and that they are intent on continuing to try …

      RISING ENERGY prices and mounting concerns about environmental depletion have animated fears that the world may be headed for a spate of resource wars.   Today, as the world’s population approaches 7.7 billion, the natural resources required …

        The U.S. economy has been growing on borrowed money for far too long now and is now “skating on thin ice,” with higher housing, energy, and food costs. This is a recipe for a major downturn. …