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Hydro One’s C$430m Ontario power line plan puts TSX:H grid growth in focus
Find out how Hydro One’s C$430m Durham Kawartha Power Line could reshape TSX:H growth, Ontario grid reliability and utility returns.
Rock Tech Lithium’s Xetra trading puts RCK capital-market strategy under sharper focus
Find out how Rock Tech Lithium’s Xetra trading start could reshape RCK liquidity, Nasdaq ambitions and lithium supply-chain strategy.
Why Tenaris is putting C$306m behind a Canadian steel pipe hub at a delicate moment for energy security
Tenaris is modernizing Ontario pipe capacity as energy security and steel trade pressure collide. Read why the C$306M bet matters.
Nature’s Miracle eyes CM Fabrication deal as NMHI pivots toward U.S. drone manufacturing
NMHI wants a drone manufacturing reset through CM Fabrication. The upside is strategic, but the financing risk is impossible to ignore.
Restaurant micro-cap RIKU heads to Nasdaq on May 27 with $34.5m Japanese dining bet
RIKU's IPO was withdrawn in March, then refiled larger. A 2.7M-share resale window outside the lock-up may decide how 27 May trades on Nasdaq.
Mayfair Gold Q1 loss widens as Fenn-Gib gold project moves deeper into execution phase
Mayfair Gold has cash, a PFS and a 2030 target. The harder test is whether Fenn-Gib can move from paper economics to mine execution.
CapsCanada rebrands as Lyfe Group to unify capsule manufacturing and drug delivery operations
Capsule makers face scale, compliance, and formulation pressure. Lyfe Group’s rebrand shows how CapsCanada wants to compete globally.
Can Neotech Metals Corp. turn a 12,270-hectare Ontario land grab into a critical minerals breakthrough?
Can Neotech Metals Corp. turn its Ontario land expansion into a rare earth breakthrough? Discover what the Torrance Project deal means next.
Can North America build a mine-to-battery lithium chain without relying on China?
North America has lithium ambition, but China still dominates processing. The real test is turning mines into battery-grade supply.
Why lithium converters matter more than mines in the next phase of the EV supply chain
The West has lithium, but China still dominates processing. Lithium converters may decide who really controls the EV battery supply chain.