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Gold Runner Exploration Reports High-Grade Gold Equivalent Samples at Golden Girl Property, Plans 2027 Drill Program

Gold Runner Exploration Reports High-Grade Gold Equivalent Samples at Golden Girl Property, Plans 2027 Drill Program

Gold Runner Exploration Reports High-Grade Gold Equivalent Samples at Golden Girl Property, Plans 2027 Drill Program
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Renegade Exploration Expands Nevada Gold Project Landholding with 32 New Claims

Renegade Exploration Expands Nevada Gold Project Landholding with 32 New Claims

Renegade Exploration Expands Nevada Gold Project Landholding with 32 New Claims
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SkyMall Founder and Former Arizona State Senator Bob Worsley Lists Off-Grid Legacy Ranch for $9.5 Million

SkyMall Founder and Former Arizona State Senator Bob Worsley Lists Off-Grid Legacy Ranch for $9.5 Million

Bob Worsley, the founder of SkyMall and a former Arizona state senator, has listed his 35-acre off-grid ranch in Heber, Arizona, for $9,475,000. The property, known as Legacy Lodge, features an 18,952-square-foot main lodge constructed in 2000 by Pioneer Log Homes. The lodge was built using Western red cedar from British Columbia, transported to Arizona in 20 semitrucks, and reassembled on-site. The copper in the roof is sourced from Arizona mines, and stones are from a nearby creek. The lodge includes 12 bedrooms, eight bathrooms, and various entertainment spaces such as a theater, pingpong tables, and a bar. A unique feature is a 1,250-year-old tree in the main room, symbolizing the owner's family history. The property also includes a four-bedroom barndominium, a four-bedroom cabin, a caretaker’s house, and three tiny homes, offering extensive sleeping accommodations. The ranch is designed to be self-sufficient, powered by solar energy with its own well and a generator, making it entirely off-grid.
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Vancouver Film Festival Reveals 2026 Lineup: Jesse Eisenberg, Cristian Mungiu but Also Local Talent, Indigenous and Nonfiction Cinema

Vancouver Film Festival Reveals 2026 Lineup: Jesse Eisenberg, Cristian Mungiu but Also Local Talent, Indigenous and Nonfiction Cinema

The 45th edition of Canada’s Vancouver International Film Festival (VIFF) opens Oct. 1 with “The Debut,” Jesse Eisenberg’s offbeat comedy about community theater starring Julianne Moore and Paul Giamatti.  VIFF closing night film is Martin McDonagh’s “Wild Horse Nine,” a black comedy set in the run-up to the 1973 Chilean coup and following CIA operatives […]
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BHP's chief commercial officer to step down in January, internal memo shows

BHP's chief commercial officer to step down in January, internal memo shows

By Melanie Burton MELBOURNE, Sept 2 (Reuters) - BHP's Commercial Officer Rag Udd will step down at the end of January to pursue an opportunity outside of the company, according to a staff memo seen by Reuters on Tuesday, leaving open one of the miner's most difficult roles — negotiating iron ore
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BHP's top Chinese iron ore deals negotiator Udd to step down, internal memo shows

BHP's top Chinese iron ore deals negotiator Udd to step down, internal memo shows

By Melanie Burton MELBOURNE, Sept 2 (Reuters) - BHP's Chief Commercial Officer Rag Udd will step down at the end of January to pursue an opportunity outside the company, according to a staff memo seen by Reuters on Tuesday, leaving open one of the miner's most difficult roles — negotiating iron ore
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Conroy Gold Natural Resources Plc Closes Oversubscribed Private Placement, Led by Chairman John Sherman

Conroy Gold Natural Resources Plc Closes Oversubscribed Private Placement, Led by Chairman John Sherman

Conroy Gold Natural Resources Plc Closes Oversubscribed Private Placement, Led by Chairman John Sherman
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Carney tells Trump ‘Stop trying to be tough'

Carney tells Trump ‘Stop trying to be tough'

Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney says the Trump administration needs to “stop doing memes, stop throwing shade and stop trying to be tough.”
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Senator Kevin Cramer Warns of President Trump's Declining Support in Rural America Due to Economic Policies

Senator Kevin Cramer Warns of President Trump's Declining Support in Rural America Due to Economic Policies

Senator Kevin Cramer (R-North Dakota) has expressed significant concern regarding President Trump's standing in rural and agricultural regions of the United States. According to Cramer, President Trump is facing 'serious trouble in farm country' due to the adverse effects of his administration's policies. These issues include disruptions to fertilizer supply chains caused by conflict with Iran, leading to higher prices, and trade disputes with Canada. Specifically, President Trump's push to allow 300,000 metric tons of tariff-free imported beef has alienated many farm and ranching communities. Additionally, tariffs imposed on Canada have negatively impacted North Dakota's largest export market. These economic pressures are contributing to what some are calling a 'second farm crisis' or 'Farmageddon,' with American farmers experiencing their worst financial period since the 1980s. The American Farm Bureau Federation projects substantial losses for farmers in 2026 and 2027.
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2027 Canadian forward Ashley Vande Ven commits to Arizona women’s basketball

2027 Canadian forward Ashley Vande Ven commits to Arizona women’s basketball

The Wildcats have three 4* commits for 2027 and all have size.
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Tintina Mines Initiates Extensive Drilling Program and Strategic Partnership at Chilean Copper-Gold Project

Tintina Mines Initiates Extensive Drilling Program and Strategic Partnership at Chilean Copper-Gold Project

Tintina Mines Initiates Extensive Drilling Program and Strategic Partnership at Chilean Copper-Gold Project
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U.S. Critical Minerals Proposals to Brazil Unanswered Amid China's Influence

U.S. Critical Minerals Proposals to Brazil Unanswered Amid China's Influence

Brazil has not responded to two proposals from the United States aimed at formalizing cooperation on critical minerals, according to Matthew Lowe, economic counselor at the U.S. embassy in Brasilia. The U.S. invited Brazil to join the Minerals Security Partnership, a U.S.-led initiative coordinating investment in mineral supply chains, years ago, but received no response. A draft framework agreement sent in February also went unanswered. This lack of engagement leaves the U.S. without a bilateral deal with Brazil as it seeks to build rare earth supply chains independent of China. Brazil holds the world's second-largest reserves of rare earths after China, making it a crucial potential partner for the U.S. in securing these vital resources. The U.S. embassy is now pursuing agreements at the state level, though these efforts have faced scrutiny regarding the authority of state governors to strike mineral deals with foreign powers.