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Elemental Royalties Corp. continues to double annual revenues, year over year Author of the article: Peter Kenter  •  Postmedia Content Works Publishing date: May 04, 2021  •  1 day ago  •  3 minute read Elemental Royalties Corp. acquired a 1 per cent NSR royalty on the Mercedes gold-silver mine, located in northern Mexico, in July 2018. SUPPLIED. Article content Is there a better way for investors to gain exposure to gold? Frederick Bell believes the royalty resource model provides just that. As the young chief executive officer of Elemental Royalties Corp. [TSX-V: ELE, O...

There is much talk about increasing diversity in financial services but is it always acted upon? Back in September the FCA said it would be increasing its focus on diversity and inclusion over the coming year. The noise from the regulator suggests it means business and firms will have to do more than just talk a good game. Simon Collins has some observations about what that might mean in reality. Quote Of The Day We believe prompting consumers to engage with Pension Wise earlier would be more impactful – for example, when consumers turn 50 and decisions regarding retirement may not have alr...

Finn Harps claim first ever league win at Brandywell Stadium after Foley strikes late It was the striker’s fifth goal of the season as Harps consolidated fourth spot in the table. By Simon Collins Monday 3 May 2021, 10:27 PM 6 hours ago 1,484 Views 2 Comments Derry City's Eoin Toal and Adam Foley of Finn Harps. Image: Lorcan Doherty/INPHO Image: Lorcan Doherty/INPHO Simon Collins reports from The Ryan McBride Brandywell Stadium ADAM FOLEY...

http://shet.news/7s0di The SNP has lost the plot; it is time to support Scottish interests. While Restore Scotland advocates Scottish waters for the exclusive use of local boats, the SNP want to sign fishing away by re-entering the EU and the Commons Fisheries Policy. They have spent years criticising the Tories for selling fishing out, now they want to do the same.  They are just shame-faced hypocrites on this issue! 6 of 17Adverts The chief executive of the Scottish Fishermen’s Federation Elspeth MacDonald pointed out that the Scottish fleet had not derived much benefit from the previous...

SHARE ON: Fishermen in Shetland today welcomed the rejection of a deal with Norway. The failure of the UK and Norway to strike a new fishing deal had been criticised by the UK industry, as it means fleets will have no access to Norway’s waters,  known for their cod stocks.  However, the Shetland Fishermen’s Association (SFA) said the deal had been brokered by the European Union and  heavily skewed against the local pelagic and demersal fleets. SFA chief executive Simon Collins said: “This bring a long-awaited end to past practice in which the EU used to hand substantial amounts of ...