
SNDL Inc.'s director Carlo Cannell resigns without named successor
The Oct. 6 departure took effect immediately, while SNDL's board page still listed Cannell among seven directors on Oct. 7.

Brazil's ANP awarded 462.4 square kilometres, with work due over three years on a marginal field and six years on exploration blocks.

The Oct. 6 departure took effect immediately, while SNDL's board page still listed Cannell among seven directors on Oct. 7.

Absentee ballots closed Oct. 6; the Oct. 7 results showed shareholders approved the SNURDC transaction but did not approve the Uranium One proposal.
First reading starts a hearing process for Bell's conditional land purchase; Bell proposes up to 900 MW of additional power.
Saxony-Anhalt licensed new production areas in Leuna, but Aurora gave no tonnage or timetable for deliveries from the expanded site.

An unnamed MISO Zone 6 utility will buy Merom capacity and contingent power from June 2029, with part of the revenue tied to forward prices.

Gross margin widened to 30 per cent, but cannabis revenue declined; Tilray retained its fiscal 2027 adjusted EBITDA target.

The CMA will consult on sales of NoteMachine and TestLink’s UK business before deciding whether to clear the pending NCR Atleos acquisition.

PEJ instructed Westinghouse to begin ordering long lead components for the first Lubiatowo-Kopalino unit as wider EPC terms remain under negotiation.
A European Radiology paper tested DeepHealth's MRI risk score on 787 men; simulated biopsy savings have yet to be shown in practice.
In docket EB-2026-0164, the utility forecasts transmission rate base rising from C$19.2B in 2028 to C$28.5B in 2032.
Hole CS26-096 also cut 101.6 metres at 1.02 per cent lithium oxide entirely outside the conceptual pit shell used in April's resource estimate.
Scout says Oracle's VPPA covers a majority of the output from its operating 300 MW Ranchero farm; contracted megawatts, price and start date were not disclosed.
Chevron's DJ Basin service agreements and revised Bakken contracts run through 2045; lower Bakken tariffs apply from 2027 through 2033.
The 120,000-square-foot hub consolidates stock from Barrie; the Oct. 7 opening notice gives no Orillia rate-base allocation.
Trulieve's Oct. 7 release says notes secured by its Jefferson County cultivation site were repaid, leaving about US$225M of debt.
Gold, silver, uranium, lithium, copper and rare earths: the producers, the developers and the projects behind them.
View all
Three lithium carbonate and three phosphoric acid sources passed pilot checks; a Canadian iron oxide source is advancing toward tonne-scale validation.
Medical and pharmaceutical developments, psychedelics, and the research and safety questions around them.
View all
The designations cover a colorectal cancer combination and lung cancer monotherapy, both based mainly on a first-in-human study.
Technology, computing, crypto and cannabis, and the listed companies moving in them.
View all
The Oct. 16 proposal seeks approval for up to 435,859,500 shares, with control passing to Metaplanet Holdings if the deal closes.
The Oct. 7 results show 250 MW live at Polaris Forge 1 after quarter end, while the 210 MW Delta Forge 2 lease dates to June.
Uranium, lithium, oil and gas, hydrogen and the grid: the fuels and the companies behind them.
View all
Preliminary results of Rock Tech's ongoing definitive feasibility study use a Red Rock design capacity of about 30,000 tonnes of lithium salts a year.

Wedgemount’s three-year option ended with no termination payment, removing a route to C$4M in staged exploration spending.

Shell guides Integrated Gas production at 740,000 to 780,000 boe/d and expects lower Marketing adjusted earnings.
Licensed producers, retail, policy, and the psychedelics companies moving through the clinic.
View all
The live application separates medical marijuana manufacturers, distributors and labs; state licences remain a condition of registration.

The Oct. 5 rule caps adult-use edibles at 10 milligrams per serving and 100 milligrams per package; medical edibles have higher caps.

An Oct. 6 SEC amendment identifies a SEDAR+ notice changing the bid's consideration and expiry after Curaleaf announced new cash and share terms.

The 8.5 per cent property loan matures in April 2034 and puts cultivation sites in Johnstown and Palatka behind the debt.