Bitcoin has recovered slightly above $61,000 after hitting a 2026 low near $59,750, but gold advocate Peter Schiff warns that the cryptocurrency could face a "Crypto Black Monday" and fall much further, possibly to zero. Schiff's recent poll showed 59% of respondents believe Bitcoin must hit zero before conceding his bearish stance. Despite the pessimism, some bullish investors point to technical indicators and models suggesting Bitcoin could rise to $165,000 or more. The key level to watch is whether Bitcoin holds above its 2026 low; a break below could trigger more selling and financial strain for some holders. The coming weeks will reveal if this downturn is a prolonged bear market or a buying opportunity for long-term investors.
BMO has committed $500,000 over five years to the National Music Centre's Music Therapy Initiative, with matching funds from The Jim Pattison Foundation. This investment will expand music therapy programs in hospitals and community health settings ac...
The 22nd Annual Energy Innovations: LDC Gas Forum Rockies & West will be held in San Diego from August 10-12, 2026, bringing together over 250 natural gas industry professionals. The forum focuses on critical issues affecting the U.S. Rockies and Wes...
New research from Spherix Global Insights reveals that despite advances in lupus treatment, including increased use of biologics and new therapies, many patients with systemic lupus erythematosus (SLE) continue to experience persistent symptoms, freq...
As Canada enters peak summer storm season, a survey by First Onsite reveals 72% of Canadians are concerned about climate-related extreme weather like flooding, severe storms, and tornadoes. Regional concerns vary, with British Columbians fearing floo...
Greystone provided a $24.3 million HUD/FHA-insured loan to refinance an 86-unit seniors housing community in Minnesota, covering independent living, assisted living, and memory care. The financing, through the HUD Section 232/223(f) program, offers l...
