This week’s Canadian mining recap tracks Barrick backing a Golden Triangle junior with a $20.9 million stake, a Sprott-backed three-way silver merger, a completed cross-border gold producer merger, and a ~$44 million financing package for a New Brunswick copper-zinc complex, all unfolding against a choppy, “Fear”-dominated precious-metals tape. Add a bonanza-grade silver discovery in Ontario and a standout copper-gold porphyry hit in British Columbia, and it’s clear junior-level consolidation and capital formation are proceeding on their own momentum. Read the full weekly recap for the details. [more]

Maverick Gold and Silver Corporation (CSE: MAV) is advancing a portfolio of gold, silver, and copper exploration assets in Nevada and British Columbia. In an interview with eResearch, VP Exploration Ian Foreman outlined the company’s strategy at the Jericho and Gator projects in Nevada and the Silver Vista project in British Columbia. The discussion highlighted high-grade historical results, newly defined exploration trends, recent property expansion, and ongoing geophysical work. Foreman also reviewed permitting progress at Silver Vista and outlined the company’s goal of advancing all three projects toward drilling and additional exploration milestones through 2026. [more]

DATA Communications Management (TSX: DCM | OTC: DCMDF) reported record Q1/2026 Adjusted EBITDA of $19.1 million despite a 5.0% Y/Y revenue decline. The Company benefited from disciplined cost management, positive free cash flow of $10.7 million, and a 27.0% reduction in net debt. Technology revenues increased 20.4% to $10.0 million and more than 40 new customer logos were added during the quarter. We maintain a Buy rating while lowering the one-year target price to $3.90 from $4.00. [more]

We have published an Update Report on Turnium Technology Group (TSXV: TTGI | FSE: E48), a Vancouver-based Technology-as-a-Service (TaaS) provider. FQ2/2026 delivered revenue of $6.44M, in line with estimates, marking the first full quarter consolidating TNSI, Claratti, and Insentra. Management reaffirmed revenue guidance of $28M–$32M for the 12 months from March 1, 2026. Post-quarter, Insentra secured two six-figure U.S. enterprise engagements, validating its channel-led growth model. A cost optimization program targeting $1.2M–$2.4M in annualized SG&A reductions has been initiated. We maintain a Speculative Buy rating and increase the 12-month target price to $0.35 per share. [more]

eResearch has published a 30-page Industry Report on copper mining in BC’s Quesnel Trough, analyzing 26 companies ranging from senior producers to early-stage explorers. The report highlights copper’s growing strategic importance as a critical mineral in Canada and the US, driven by AI datacenter infrastructure, EV adoption, and power grid modernization. With the IEA forecasting a 30% supply deficit by 2035, BC’s Quesnel Trough, host to major mines including Highland Valley Copper, Copper Mountain, and Mount Milligan, is positioned as a key supplier to North America’s domestic copper supply chain. [more]

Volta Metals (CSE: VLTA) CEO Kerem Usenmez spoke with Chris Thompson of eResearch in a video interview to discuss the Springer rare earth and gallium deposit in Ontario, Canada. The project hosts 176 million tonnes of REE mineralization and is open in all directions. Kerem covers the metallurgical work underway with SGS, Idaho National Laboratory, and Laurentian University, the case for gallium in North America, and the company’s plan to deliver a PEA before year-end. With paved road access and hydropower on site, Springer stands out for its infrastructure and resource expansion potential. [more]

We have published an equity research Update Report on Turnium Technology Group (TSXV: TTGI | FSE: E48), maintaining a Speculative Buy rating and increasing the 12-month price target to $0.30 per share. The report covers TTGI’s acquisition of Insentra, which tripled the Company’s annualized revenue run-rate from approximately $7 million to $30 million, and the concurrent divestiture of the TNET Division. Management projects $28M to $32M in revenue and $2.1M to $4.1M in Adjusted EBITDA for the 12 months beginning March 1, 2026, marking the Company’s first projected profitable operating period. [more]

Globex Mining Enterprises (TSX: GMX) President David Christie spoke with Chris Thompson of eResearch in a video interview covering how the company’s project generator and royalty business model builds and monetizes a portfolio of more than 270 mineral assets across North America. With roughly $40 million in cash and securities and zero debt, Globex acquires properties, adds value through exploration and geophysics, and options them to partners for cash, shares, and retained royalties, without raising capital from markets. For some projects, the company does more development work before finding a partner, but a royalty is always the goal. On the Globex side, key 2026 catalysts include drill programs at Cadillac Wood and Rouyn-Merger in Quebec. On the partner side, watch for a maiden resource at Bald Hill Antimony in New Brunswick, a feasibility study at Mont Sorcier iron ore, and continued drilling at Devil’s Pike (now called Golden Pike). [more]