Edmonton Set to Host Major Aviation Summits in June 2027
Edmonton, Alberta will welcome two significant aviation events in June 2027, highlighting the future of airport investment.
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Silver Prices Plunge: Americas Gold and Silver Down 11% Amid Oil Market Turmoil
Americas Gold and Silver sees a steep drop as silver prices tumble due to rising oil costs and Fed rate hike expectations.
Gabriel Tavares Wins Big with $204,657 from Sunday Banana Tournaments
Brazilian poker star Gabriel Tavares scores $204,657 in two consecutive Sunday Banana tournaments at Americas Cardroom, advancing in the NLH Venom PKO.
Americas Gold and Silver Achieves Record Silver Production in Q3 2026
Americas Gold and Silver Corporation reports significant achievements in silver production, highlighting growth and infrastructure enhancements.
Create Your Own Android Apps Freely with Google AI Studio
Google launches AI Studio, allowing users to build custom Android apps easily and cost-free.
Linus Torvalds Uses AI to Enhance Linux Kernel Development
Linus Torvalds has adopted AI to assist in Linux kernel coding, showcasing a significant shift in his approach to programming.
Carney Holds Fire After the US Bans Canadian Dairy, Motorcycles and Alcohol
At a cabinet retreat in Banff, the prime minister called Washington's latest measures modest and hinted Canada may skip another round of retaliation, despite pressure from Ontario.
Mexico's 2027 Budget Shields Welfare and Pemex While Promising No New Taxes
Sheinbaum's government plans 10.6 trillion pesos of spending and a smaller deficit, relying on tax enforcement and 1.5-2.5% growth to keep investors and rating agencies on side.
Brazil's Federal Police Chief Suspended in a Clash Between the Supreme Court and Lula
Justice André Mendonça says police intelligence reports tracked his work on the Banco Master case. The government has appealed, calling it an intrusion on presidential powers.
Cuba Opens Tourism to Private Operators as Visitor Arrivals Fall by Nearly Two-Thirds
Private travel agencies and self-employed guides are now allowed. But blackouts and fuel shortages that have grounded flights and closed hotels are still keeping visitors away.
Rubio Opens South America Tour in Colombia With a $1bn Security Pledge and Minerals Pact
Colombia's new right-wing president joined a US anti-cartel coalition and signed nuclear and minerals agreements, but the trade deal Bogotá wants has yet to arrive.