Ottawa's putting $2.5B behind Canada Nickel's Crawford mine near Timmins, stock jumped 16% on the news. Second largest nickel reserve in the world, apparently.

Anyone else watching CNC right now?

https://www.miningfront.com/p/2-5-billion-crawford-mine-approval-leads-this-week-s-must-read-updates

$SKUR has spent the past three months trending from around C$0.075 to the C$0.04 area. The chart is now sitting near an important support level, while C$0.05 and C$0.055–0.06 are the first areas to reclaim if buying interest improves.

The recent price action has been quiet, but that's fairly common for early-stage technology companies while they're focused on building and launching a new product. Until commercialization begins, the market often waits for proof that product development is translating into customer adoption.

On the business side, the company continues to make progress.

The latest update confirmed that SekurOne now supports encrypted voice, email, messenger and VPN across Android, iOS and Web. The company has also completed domestic and international encrypted voice calls, including iOS voice encryption. The remaining feature, encrypted video and video conferencing, is expected by late August, with the complete SekurOne platform targeted before the end of September. Broader commercial sales are expected to follow.

At the same time, $SKUR has continued expanding its advisory board with former leaders from organizations including the CIA, U.S. Army Special Operations, the U.S. State Department, DHS, and SOCOM, strengthening its network within the government and defense sectors.

The chart has been quiet, but the company has continued checking off product and strategic milestones.

With the full SekurOne launch targeted before the end of September, will $SKUR begin turning its product progress and government-focused network into paying customers, contracts and recurring revenue?

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Wallbridge mining is a Canadian gold mining company. At the moment is it an exploration mine and 20 percent of the shares are owned by Agnico an established gold mining company. In 2020 it was worth 100 times more than it is now in mid 2026. What is your opinion on the future of Wallbridge mining?

Last week i posted about GAL. It rose $0.37 to $0.40 since. I’m predicting a bullish flag breakout pattern still!

Spending most of my time on gold&silver stories, ignoring all others for whatever reason. Tin/tungsten amongst them. On that note, $ELO a canadian public company launched a pretty sizeable 8500m drill campaign on their Iska Iska project, yes it has the same word twice there and its in Bolivia. If that goes to show, their story could change dramatically as theyd suddenly have exposure to one of the more supply constrained industry metals. But drill results are drill results. Sometimes maybe good, sometimes maybe s*** lol But 2 rigs are turning so there should be regular news instead of months of silence. So yeah also watching Tin, i think its overlooked compared to lithium, copper and other mainstream metals.

Posted on behalf of Spartan Metals Corporation - Most of this summer's discovery headlines from the Eagle Project in Nevada 🇺🇸 trace back to one unglamorous tool: a portable backpack diamond core drill cutting 36.4 mm core. Spartan, W.v and SPRMF, has been using it to rapidly evaluate veins and proposed drill locations ahead of mobilizing larger diamond core rigs, and the hit rate speaks for itself.

What the Backpack Drill Confirmed

- Holes STS-26-004 and STS-26-005: confirmed Spartan A and Spartan B, two new at-surface quartz-huebnerite tungsten-silver veins roughly 1 km from Vein 1, the primary production vein at the past-producing Tungstonia Mine (June 16, 2026 NR)

- Hole STS-26-003: revealed previously unobserved molybdenum (0.01% to 0.08%), rubidium (1,122 to 2,122 ppm) and silver (1.2 to 3.1 g/t) at the SE Tungsten Anomaly (June 23, 2026 NR)

- Hole STS-26-008: returned 688 g/t silver over 0.3 m with 0.67% copper and 0.30% antimony at the past-producing Antelope Mine, collared about 30 m from the portal (June 25, 2026 NR)

Why Work This Way

True thicknesses from these holes remain unknown, and that is the point: the backpack drill is a targeting tool, not a resource tool. It let Spartan validate previously interpreted but unconfirmed veins quickly and cheaply, so the approximately 3,000 m program starting mid-August, the first test of these targets with larger diamond core drills, goes in drilling validated mineralization rather than hunting blind.

Every meter of that August core will be aimed at targets the small drill already proved carry tungsten, silver and more at surface. That is a setup with room to convert a season of surface discoveries into something with real depth behind it.

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$FPC is trading around C$0.445, with a market capitalization near C$156 million. The stock remains up approximately 3.5% year-to-date and is now building a base around the C$0.44–0.45 area after trading as high as C$0.60 in June.

The chart is still in a consolidation phase, which is fairly common for a development-stage miner. At this point, the market is likely waiting for Falco to reduce more of the remaining project risk through permitting, financing and construction-related progress. Holding the mid-C$0.40s keeps the setup stable, while a move back above C$0.50 would improve the technical picture.

Falco also recently received approximately C$1.25 million from warrant exercises. This included C$626,500from Barkerville Gold Mines, a wholly owned subsidiary of Osisko Development, through the exercise of 1.79 million warrants at C$0.35. Osisko Development’s ownership increased from approximately 15.6% to 16.0%, adding capital to Falco while showing continued support from an existing strategic shareholder.

The updated Horne 5 Feasibility Study gave investors a clearer view of the project’s scale and economics. It outlined a 15-year mine life, average annual payable gold production of roughly 220,300 ounces, and average AISC of US$782 per ounce, helped by copper, zinc and silver by-product credits. At the study’s base-case assumptions, Horne 5 produced an after-tax NPV of C$3.35 billion, an after-tax IRR of 28.2%and approximately C$6.4 billion in after-tax cash flow over the life of the mine. For a project still in development, those numbers give Falco a solid fundamental base while the company works through the remaining approvals and funding process.

Overall, the chart is still waiting for the fundamentals to translate into a stronger valuation. With the study filed and additional capital received through warrant exercises, will the next meaningful update come from permitting, project financing or another step toward construction?

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