Immersed in different cultures around the world, Eric's respect for community and mentorship are key elements that make SilverCrest Metals Inc. a successful mining company along with his contagious spirit of “having fun along the way”.

Between Bema and B2Gold, Clive has brought his team to success all around the world. Clive humbly describes how having an open mind, building trust, and following through with promises were the building blocks for his success within the mining industry.

Clive shares his input on the risk of investing in gold and what to look for in a high risk proposition. 

In the end, Clive leaves with a heartwarming opportunity where your investments could help save an at-risk animal with Rhino Gold Bars.

To learn more, enjoy this episode of Canadian Market Watch.

With forestry mills shutting down across British Columbia and Canada, Nick remains positive of the future and reminds us of the underlying opportunities in the lumber industry. From the mountain pine beetle, to COVID-19, forestry remains a necessity.

Learn about the trees in our backyard, listen to this episode of Canadian Market Watch with Nick Arkle.  

Art's background before real estate consists of hard work and commitment to playing professional hockey around the world. In his travels, Art witnessed various stages in the global real estate market until suddenly his on-ice career was cut short due to a serious injury. Afterwards, Art returned to Kelowna to open his own real estate firm, The Property Source Group.

Not only does Art touch base on the real estate changes, interest fluctuations and economic crisis within Kelowna during the world pandemic of COVID-19, but he also explains the benefits of investments such as gold. 

Listen as Jim, George, and Art get into the demographic differences of the younger generation's ideas towards investing and why they may look different for segmented generations.

They were pulling native copper out of the drill holes, something many people said was not possible. As Rod puts it, the only thing missing was the print of the Queen on it. 

The financial path of the stock went from low pennies in 1970 to an initial peak of $15 in 1972 and to a final high of $50 when it was merged with Teck. 

The mine is still producing copper, some 50 years later.

Listen as Jim and George go beyond the topic of rent to discussing how manufacturing supply chains have been disrupted and what that means after this crisis is over, the impacts of nations around the world printing additional money, and home based agriculture systems (aka gardening!).  

With more than 30 years of experience as a junior mining and exploration specialist, as well as a solid background in corporate finance, Ballanger's adherence to the concept of "Hard Assets" allows him to focus the practice on selecting opportunities in the global resource sector with emphasis on the precious metals exploration and development sector. 

Ballanger takes great pleasure in visiting mineral properties around the globe in the never-ending hunt for early-stage opportunities.

The TSX has lost 10 years of gains in the last 2 week and the price of oil for Alberta Oil has dropped to an all time low -  it's now comparable to the price of a Big Mac meal. This will have devastating consequences for the economy. 

Jim and George will try and get a handle on where some opportunities might arise and how we might prepare for things that could change our lives.