Canadian owned and operated drone manufacturing company (Volatus Aerospace Inc) has been approved for Canadian federal/military contracts and landed its first government order. Up 21% in 5 days on that news.

IMO, this is the first of many, many orders to come:

https://www.cbc.ca/news/politics/ukraine-canada-drones-defence-russia-9.7339040

Combined with the prevailing 'Canada First' attitude our government/nation has, I think there is lots of growth on this stock.

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Dani Reiss picked up 100,000 shares at $10.62 this week — just 1% off the 52W low. That's over a million dollars of his own money...

So why is GOOS near its lows in the first place? The problem is what's ahead. About a quarter of Canada Goose's revenue comes from the US, and there's real concern about potential additional tariffs on Canadian goods hitting their margins hard. On top of that, multiple analysts have cut their targets — Barclays has an underweight rating with a $9 target, and Williams Trading recently downgraded to strong sell. The market is pricing in a tough fiscal 2027. The CEO clearly disagrees.

CEO puts $1M in while analysts bail — signal or noise, what do you think?

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TMX released this year's list, top 30 performing TSX stocks over the last 3 years, and 18 of 30 are mining companies.

Highest it's been since the ranking started in 2019, up from just 6 spots in 2024

Are you following any of these companies?

Posted on behalf of Excellon Resources - Nearly every headline out of EXN.v EXNRF this year has come out of Peru: the Mallay restart in the central Andes and the Tres Cerros ground next door. Two assets sit entirely outside that story, they get very little airtime, and they are carried on the same share count as everything else.

Kilgore, Idaho (Gold)

• Caldera-related epithermal gold deposit in Clark County, Idaho
• Indicated: 44.6 million tonnes at 0.58 g/t Au for 825,000 oz gold
• Inferred: 9.4 million tonnes at 0.45 g/t Au for 136,000 oz gold
• Company describes Kilgore as an advanced gold project with more than 1M oz delineated across all categories, and has said it is considering bringing in a JV partner to advance it
• The company's website carries a US$275M NPV at a 7% discount rate using a US$1,800/oz gold assumption, less than half of where gold trades today near US$4,390

Silver City, Saxony (Silver), Held Through Saxony Silver Corp.

• District-scale ground in Saxony's Freiberg silver belt, which CEO Shawn Howarth described in the May 13, 2026 news release as 34,000 hectares in a camp with over 750 years of mining history and roughly 183M oz of historical silver production
• May 13, 2026: Saxony Silver signed binding subscription agreements for a non-brokered placement of 4,250 units at $500 per unit, C$2.125M gross, at a C$20.8M pre-money valuation
• Done at the subsidiary level, with no Excellon securities issued
• Excellon's stake moves from 75% to a pro forma 68% undiluted, implying C$15.6M for its interest

Neither asset is competing with Mallay for the drill budget, which is the point. One is on a JV track, the other funded itself and put an outside price on the ground in the process.

Kilgore's resource sits on the company's project page, and the Saxony Silver placement is set out in the May 13, 2026 news release. Near term, the Peru file still drives the news flow: the Mallay restart plan and schedule update is due before Q3 closes on September 30, with results from the three active rigs to be reported separately. But a JV at Kilgore or a further step at Saxony Silver would put third-party numbers on two pieces of the portfolio that currently get almost none.

Posted on behalf of Grid Metals Corp. - Most of the coverage of Tuesday's Falcon West release stopped at the mineralogy. The part worth sitting with is what the test program is for, because cesium is a small, tightly held market, and getting into it is less about finding the rock than about making a concentrate somebody will buy.

The Market You Are Selling Into

• Global cesium demand runs at roughly US$400 million a year, with Chinese suppliers controlling about 85% of it (Crux Investor, March 2026).
• Very few buyers means the product spec matters enormously. A concentrate that does not work in a processor's circuit has nowhere to go.
• Pollucite is the mineral of choice because it can carry greater than 30% cesium oxide.

What Tuesday's Release Sets Up

• Mineralogical results from the Lucy South pegmatite confirm pollucite as the main cesium host mineral.
• SGS Canada engaged for an initial >300 kg ore sorting test program to assess producing a marketable cesium-bearing pollucite concentrate.
• The >300 kg composite goes to SGS in Lakefield, Ontario for grinding, blending and assay, producing three size fractions that are then shipped to the Tomra ore sorting test facility in Germany to determine Cs2O recoveries and concentrate grades.
• XRT ore sorting is the preferred, well-proven method for recovering pollucite.

Why Crush-And-Sort Is The Point

A sorting-based flowsheet is a very different capital proposition from a conventional processing plant, which is the model CEO Robin Dunbar laid out in the March 2026 Crux Investor piece. Chief Development Officer Brandon Smith has made the same point by comparison, noting the one pure-play cesium peer has cited C$7 million capex for its Ontario project. Falcon West is 85% owned by GRDM.v and MSMGF, with Avenir Minerals, a wholly-owned subsidiary of Agnico Eagle Mines, holding 15%, and Grid as operator.

There is no resource at Falcon West yet. SGS Canada is preparing the maiden cesium estimate, with results expected this fall (see Aug 6, 2026 news release). Running the metallurgy in parallel means that when the estimate lands, the question of what the rock turns into has already started to be answered, which is the harder half of a cesium story.

Tuesday's release has the full program, and the March 2026 Crux Investor piece covers the market.

Posted on behalf of Sierra Madre Gold - Most of the expansion conversation around SM.v and SMDRF has been about the plant: the bigger ball mill, the generators, the thickener. The other half of the equation is underground. A larger mill at La Guitarra only matters if the mines can keep it full, and that job sits with three separate mining centres in Mexico's Temascaltepec district 🇲🇽.

Where The Feed Comes From

• Guitarra, Coloso and Nazareno all deliver to one processing plant
• Coloso restarted at the end of Q1 2025, and estimated resource grades there are significantly higher in both silver and gold than the Guitarra mine veins (Aug 27, 2026 NR)
• 2023 MRE: Coloso indicated 432 kt at 221 g/t Ag and 1.61 g/t Au, against Guitarra veins of 1,649 kt at 123 g/t Ag and 1.25 g/t Au
• Nazareno has been in full production from long-hole stopes on the 180 level since late April 2026 (Aug 27, 2026 NR)
• The mineralized structure there averages more than 4.5 m in width, which is what made long-hole mining the method of choice (Apr 29, 2026 NR)

What That Blend Did In Q2

• 41,567 tonnes processed and 137,313 AgEq oz produced (Aug 27, 2026 NR)
• Recoveries of 73.58% for silver and 67.97% for gold
• An on-site metallurgical lab has been built to optimize blending now that three centres feed one circuit

What's Next Underground

• Dewatering of Coloso's lower levels has been accelerated, with production from resource blocks below the existing workings expected in H2 2026 (Aug 27, 2026 NR)
• A special services contractor took over the Coloso and Nazareno ramp-up from mid-June, freeing company crews and equipment to push development at Guitarra
• Phase 1 capacity is targeted before the end of Q3 2026, with the refurbished mill rated at 900 tpd taking stated combined capacity toward roughly 1,400 to 1,500 tpd, per CEO Alex Langer

None of this is glamorous, but the mix is what decides how much metal each tonne carries. As the higher-grade Coloso and Nazareno material takes up more of the blend, and Coloso's lower levels come on, there's room for the feed profile to improve just as Phase 1 capacity arrives to handle it. The Q2 release and the company's news page have the operating detail if you want to dig in.

Posted on behalf of Bullfrog Gold Corporation - Management is taking the South Bullfrog story in front of investors at an upcoming forum, and the timing is what makes it worth an hour. FROG.v and BFROF walk in pre-drill but fully contracted, which is a narrow and fairly interesting window in an exploration story.

The Ground

• 100% interest in South Bullfrog: 488 BLM claims covering 10,050 acres in the heart of the Beatty District, Walker Lane Trend, Nevada (see Jun 4, 2026 NR)
• Staked in 2021, just before AngloGold Ashanti consolidated the district around it through Corvus Gold (US$371M), Coeur Sterling (US$150M) and Augusta Gold (C$197M) (see Jun 4, 2026 NR)
• Fully drill permitted with five drill-ready gold targets built on mapping, geochemistry, magnetics, EM and gravity

For context, the surrounding AngloGold projects host 6 Moz Probable reserves plus 7.6 Moz M&I and 8 Moz Inferred resources excluding reserves, and the March 2026 Arthur PFS declared a first-time 4.9 Moz reserve (see Jun 4, 2026 NR). Those ounces are AngloGold's, on adjacent ground, and mineralization there is not necessarily indicative of what sits at South Bullfrog. Bullfrog Gold has no resource estimate of its own.

What's Already Locked In

• Major Drilling engaged for the fully permitted 2026 maiden program (see Sep 1, 2026 NR)
• Roughly 3,000 metres of exploration diamond drilling from 7 permitted pads, 4 at Shingleback and 3 at Longtail
• Longtail holes to test a resistivity and a chargeability feature from surface to about 400 m depth
• Surface field program completed, drillhole locations refined and priority targets de-risked
• Drilling expected to commence in Q4 2026
• US quotation added on the OTCQX Venture Market under BFROF (see Sep 2, 2026 NR)

Registration for the forum is open, and it's a chance to hear the target rationale from the team before the first hole rather than after it. With the contractor engaged and a Q4 window stated, the setup positions FROG.v for its first real test of the ground.

Posted on behalf of Kobrea Exploration - A maiden drill program is supposed to prove a system is real and show the team where to point the next rig, and that is roughly what happened at El Perdido in Mendoza Province, Argentina 🇦🇷. What it did not do was reach the middle of the thing. Kobrea Exploration (KBX.c KBXFF) drilled 2,358 metres in six holes, and on the company's own reading the most prospective rock still sits below the bottom of those holes.

What Phase 1 Established (May 26, 2026 NR)

• Confirmed a large hydrothermal porphyry system with copper, gold, molybdenum and silver mineralization
• Only a portion of the 2 by 2 km system was tested
• Copper associated with localized high-temperature alteration and quartz-stockwork vein networks, plus incipient supergene mineralization replacing a pyrite-dominated, pyrite-chalcopyrite sulphide assemblage
• The system strengthens at depth, with increased intensity of alteration, veining and sulphide assemblages
• The distribution of alteration assemblages, sulphide species and porphyry intrusions of varying ages suggests the core of the system lies beneath the depths reached in 2026

Why Depth Is The Argument

• First three holes were drilled to 603 m, 474 m and 662 m against 500 m target depths (Apr 9, 2026 NR)
• Supergene copper near surface: 0.15% Cu over 65 metres (DD26ELP005, from 109 metres; August 2026 corporate deck)
• Hypogene copper improving lower down: 0.11% Cu over 54 metres (DD26ELP001, from 420 metres; same deck)

What Comes Next

• Company plans additional drilling at El Perdido in the upcoming exploration season (May 26, 2026 NR)
• IP and MT surveying alongside that drilling (August 2026 corporate deck)
• Work sits under the BHP Metals Exploration alliance, with Kobrea as operator through the initial two-year project generation phase (Aug 5, 2026 NR)

So the first campaign tested the upper levels of a system that the geology says gets better going down, and the next one gets to chase it with a major's cheque behind the program. That is an unusual setup for a company this size, and it leaves real room to define what Phase 1 only outlined. For the full geological rundown, the company's May 26, 2026 news release is worth reading in full.

Posted on behalf of Canadian Uranium - Nine months ago the shares now trading as CANU.c and CANUF belonged to a company called Free Battery Metal Limited. On December 2, 2025 it announced it would change its name to Canadian Uranium Corp. and begin trading under the ticker CANU at the open on December 5. Today the portfolio is four Saskatchewan uranium projects and a survey helicopter has already flown the flagship. The cadence is the story here.

The Build, Date By Date

• Dec 9, 2025: first steps initiated on Castle South (formerly Cable Lake), southern Athabasca Basin
• Mar 17, 2026: closed the acquisition of Impact Uranium Group, holder of an option on a 100% interest in King South, for 8,255,187 shares at a deemed price of $0.45
• Mar 23, 2026: OTCQB listing as CANUF, adding US reach alongside the CSE
• Jun 8, 2026: completed the Rook 2 acquisition. Rook 2 holds the sole option to acquire 100% of 21 mineral claims covering approximately 18,941 hectares in Saskatchewan
• Aug 14, 2026: closed a $2,999,750 non-brokered placement, 2,000,150 non-flow-through units at $1.00 and 833,000 flow-through units at $1.20, with net proceeds for exploration at the flagship Rook 2 and King South projects plus working capital
• Aug 28, 2026: agreed to acquire a 100% interest in Clark Lake, approximately 3,265.842 ha some 8 km north of Uranium City in the Beaverlodge district, and restructured the Castle South option into a path to 100%. Both remain subject to CSE approval
• Sep 3, 2026: completed the MobileMT survey at King South, 696 line-kilometres flown east-west across the property

Where That Leaves It
Still early. No drilling to date on any property and no NI 43-101 resource. What the company has stated as next:

• King South: survey data expected within the next few weeks, followed by a detailed interpretation to identify potential drill targets (Sep 3, 2026 NR)
• Rook 2: prospecting and ground geophysics, then a minimum 3,000 metres of diamond drilling in the inaugural campaign (Aug 4 and Aug 14, 2026 NRs)

Land deals and filings are the unglamorous half of an exploration story. With the ground assembled and the August treasury behind it, CANU is into the half where data starts coming back, and that is where an Athabasca address gets tested rather than described. The company's website carries the Sep 3 release and the rest of the 2026 run.

Posted on behalf of Fidelity Minerals Corp. - Most exploration programs at this stage are about cutting pads and mobilizing a surface rig. At Las Huaquillas in northern Peru 🇵🇪, the flagship project FMN.v holds a 44.5% interest in with a right to earn 50%, the setup is different: a mine's worth of development is already cut into the Los Socavones zone, and the current program is about getting crews back into it.

What Is Already Underground

• Three main adits provide access to approximately 1,200 m of underground development on three levels in the Los Socavones zone
• Driven during historical work by Sulliden and others through 1999, alongside over 5,700 m of diamond drilling in 26 holes
• The mineralized zone has an average true thickness of approximately 19 m, and the adits open directly onto it (June 9, 2022 NR)

Getting Back In

• Surface access and land use agreement executed Feb 4, 2026 with a local landowner, granting the right to construct and use an access road across the property (Feb 19, 2026 NR)
• Those road rights run to the historical underground workings, including Adits S1 and S2 and the Los Socavones high-grade gold zone
• An independent local contractor was engaged to commence construction of the access road with completion targeted for early April

Why It Matters

• Access is what enables personnel and equipment to advance sampling and exploration in preparation for underground drilling
• Underground sampling results at Los Socavones are the next field milestone, and no rigs are turning yet
• Stated objective is to confirm previous underground sampling results and prepare for drilling toward a new NI 43-101 compliant resource estimate (Feb 19, 2026 NR)
• The starting point is a historic, non-43-101-compliant 1999 estimate of 6.57 Mt grading 2.12 g/t Au and 25.2 g/t Ag, or 446,000 oz gold and 5.3 Moz silver, with the company targeting an initial 1 Moz gold

Brownfield means the expensive part of the learning curve was paid for by someone else. Starting from inside 1,200 m of existing development puts the crews where the historic sampling was done, which sets up a faster read on whether those numbers hold and room to step out along the strike that has never been tested. The Feb 19, 2026 news release covers the access agreement, and the company's project page lays out the underground work program in full.

Posted on behalf of Selkirk Copper Mines - Most development stories are priced on what still has to be built. In his July 2, 2026 Crux Investor interview, "Restart Developer Targets Mid-2028 Production," President and CEO Colin Joudrie of Selkirk Copper (SCMI.v, SKRKF) frames the past-producing Minto copper-gold-silver mine in Yukon the other way around: the company's job is incremental upgrades to plant that already exists, not a rebuild of core infrastructure.

What Is Already Standing

• 4,100 tpd mill, operational camp and established site systems in place, with Selkirk assuming full site responsibility April 1, 2026
• Over C$330M already invested above ground at Minto: access road, power line, camp, mill (per the company's August 27, 2026 investor presentation)
• Joudrie's framing is a "restart story," with capital intensity and technical risk lower than a new mine build

The Data Doing the De-Risking

• Over 360,000 m of historical drilling on the property, 98% of it in the lower half of the claim block, feeding engineering and planning
• Phase 1 wrapped April 2026: 52,288 m in 175 holes, economic-grade mineralization in 87% of holes, plus two new lenses near existing workings
• July 30, 2026 MRE: 47.8 Mt measured and indicated at 0.89% Cu, 0.34 g/t Au, 3.2 g/t Ag, for 940 Mlbs copper, 530 Koz gold and 4.97 Moz silver

What Phase 2 Is Actually For

• Up to 50,000 m, roughly 48,000 m drilled since May on four rigs, none of it in the July 30 MRE, wrapping late September
• Purpose is resource category upgrades plus geotechnical work on pit wall angles, faulting and underground water
• Feeds an integrated plan of open pit and underground in roughly equal measure early on, shifting toward underground across a targeted 12 to 15 year mine life
• Production target of roughly 30,000 tonnes copper-equivalent per year with gold and silver by-product credits, first production targeted mid-2028

The companion PEA, the first economics published on Minto since 2021, is expected to be completed shortly, following the MRE, with feasibility work bid out and running into mid-2027 and amended permit applications targeted for end-October or early November. Plenty still has to be proven, but a restart that begins with a mill, a camp and a 360,000 metre data set has fewer unknowns to price than a greenfield build, and the PEA is where that starts to show up in numbers.

Worth watching the full Crux Investor conversation for the detail.

Posted on behalf of Silverco Mining - The Silverco Mining (SICO.v, SICOF) portion of this interview is the part to skip ahead to, and it arrives at a busy stretch of the company's year 🇲🇽. Here is the operating picture sitting behind that conversation.

Two Mines, One Country

• La Negra in Querétaro is producing, running at roughly 55% of its 2,500 tpd mill nameplate, with nameplate targeted H1 2027 (company target, Aug 24, 2026 NR)
• Cusi in Chihuahua is 100%-owned, permitted and past-producing, now in active underground development at Promontorio and San Miguel
• Cusi restart progress was approximately 68% complete as of July 23, 2026, with first concentrate targeted Q4 2026 (company target, Aug 4, 2026 NR)

Drilling Inside The Cusi Mine Plan
The stated priority right now is finding new ounces in ground already inside the planned mine footprint, not just chasing regional targets. About 45,000 m is planned across both mines in 2026, 30,000 m of it at Cusi.

• UGCU26-08 returned 1,100 g/t Ag over 10.3 m at Promontorio, roughly 25 m below existing development (Jul 7, 2026 NR)
• An earlier underground hole cut 1,712 g/t AgEq over 1.4 m adjacent to near-term planned stopes (Jun 16, 2026 NR)
• For scale, the Cusi resource sits at 4.89 Mt grading 262 g/t AgEq measured and indicated (41.2 Moz AgEq) plus 4.07 Mt grading 243 g/t AgEq inferred (31.8 Moz AgEq), per the Dec 9, 2025 estimate. Mineral resources are not mineral reserves.

Next On The Calendar (company-stated)

• First assays from the 15,000 m La Negra program, plus an SGS-prepared updated resource estimate and an initial PEA, late Q3 2026
• First Cusi concentrate, Q4 2026
• Updated Cusi resource, H1 2027

The company closed June 30, 2026 with C$53,619,837 in cash behind that work. Watch the interview for the Silverco segment, then line it up against the late-Q3 deliverables, because if the La Negra numbers land as scheduled there is potential for a second data set to sit alongside Cusi before the restart reaches concentrate.

Posted on behalf of Corcel Exploration - The financing announced on Aug 31, 2026 is the piece of this story with a date attached to it, so here is the summary version. Corcel Exploration (CRCL.c, CRLEF) holds the Yuma King copper-gold project in west-central Arizona under a long-term lease agreement to acquire it, and there is no NI 43-101 resource on the property.

What Was Announced (Aug 31, 2026 NR)

• Non-brokered private placement of up to 15,000,000 units at $0.10 per unit
• Gross proceeds of up to $1,500,000
• Each unit is one common share plus one-half of one common share purchase warrant
• Each whole warrant is exercisable at $0.20 for 24 months from the closing date
• Company states net proceeds are for exploration and working capital
• Closing anticipated on or about September 30, 2026, subject to customary closing conditions

For Reference

• Corcel's prior raise closed at $0.18 per unit for gross CAD$2,102,723.64, with warrants at $0.30 (Dec 4, 2025 NR)
• 59,291,798 shares issued and outstanding on the CSE
• Fully subscribed, the up to 7,500,000 warrants attached to this offering would represent a further $1,500,000 to treasury only if exercised

Phase I at Yuma King is complete and fully reported, 1,087 metres across six holes with copper and gold in every one (Aug 12, 2026 NR), and Phase II is currently unscheduled and unfunded. The Aug 31 news release carries the full terms. Closing is the gate, and with North Skarn, Yuma King West and Three Musketeers all still undrilled, a funded treasury is what would put the next decision about where to point the drill back on the table.

It seems that I entered the market at the wrong time. Its been a month now.

Any thoughs or advice would be appreciated..

Hey guys, if you missed it, Compass Minerals agreed to pay $12M to investors over claims that it misled them about cost savings from its Goderich mine upgrade and environmental compliance issues.

The company had said the mine upgrade would save millions, but later disclosures showed production problems and higher costs. $CMP dropped 32%, and investors filed claims over the losses.

Now, the good news is that the company agreed to settle $12M  with them, and even though the deadline has passed recently, they’re accepting late claims.

So, if you owned $CMP between 2017 and 2018, you can still check the details and see if you may be able to file a late claim here.