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]

At PDAC 2026, Mark Selby of Canada Nickel Company (TSXV: CNC) explains why scale is replacing grade in nickel development. The Crawford Project in Timmins shows how large, low-grade deposits can generate strong margins using modern mining methods. The discussion also covers district growth, funding structure, and carbon capture potential. With a projected $2.5 billion capital package and support from partners like Samsung SDI, the company is positioning itself as a supplier of low carbon nickel. The interview outlines how the nickel scale story is evolving as demand grows outside Indonesia. [more]

Power Metallic Mines (TSXV: PNPN) is advancing the Nisk Project in Quebec, where recent metallurgy results have improved recoveries to roughly 95%. In a PDAC 2026 interview, CEO Terry Lynch discusses how the Lion Zone shifted the project from a nickel sulphide system to a rare orthomagmatic Ni-Cu-PGE discovery. The company has raised $50 million and is advancing a 100,000-metre drill program. A Preliminary Economic Assessment (PEA) is now targeted for later this year. Despite strong commodity prices and expanding land position, the stock has traded sideways, highlighting a potential disconnect between project progress and market valuation. [more]

Supreme Critical Metals . (CSE: CRIT) is building an exploration pipeline across Nevada and British Columbia. In this PDAC 2026 interview, VP Exploration Ian Foreman outlines the addition of the Gator project in Nevada’s Battle Mountain region, alongside ongoing work at Jericho and the Silver Vista project in BC. The company plans drilling at Silver Vista later this year, while advancing early-stage mapping and sampling programs in Nevada. The strategy combines silver exposure with new gold targets, creating a multi-asset exploration portfolio. Near-term activity is expected to generate steady technical updates across all three projects. [more]

Aston Bay Holdings (TSXV: BAY) is advancing the Storm Copper Project in Nunavut toward potential production by 2028. In a PDAC 2026 interview, CEO Thomas Ullrich outlined a low-capex development plan supported by ore sorting and a funding agreement with Ocean Partners. The project hosts high-grade near-surface copper, while new geophysical work is targeting deeper mineralization. Meanwhile, the Epworth project continues to deliver early exploration results, with new showings and initial drilling planned. The company remains free-carried at Storm through its partnership with American West Metals (ASX: AW1). [more]

Canada One Mining Corp. (TSXV: CONE) is positioning its Copper Dome Project in British Columbia as a low-cost exploration play in a proven copper belt. In a recent PDAC 2026 interview, CEO Peter Berdusco outlined the company’s strategy, including its five-year drill permit, proximity to Hudbay Minerals’ Copper Mountain Mine, and ongoing work to refine drill targets. The project benefits from road access and nearby infrastructure, helping keep exploration costs lower than remote projects. With multiple zones identified and additional geophysical work underway, the company is working toward a future drill program aimed at advancing the project toward potential discovery. [more]