The latest episode of BTV – Business Television puts a spotlight on companies that are positioning themselves within evolving national and continental supply-chain priorities. The program examines both technology and resource developers—from firms expanding defense and space capabilities to miners advancing projects in uranium, lithium and antimony—while also outlining straightforward investment approaches for retirement accounts.
Across these segments the show emphasizes two recurring themes: the race to secure critical minerals domestically and the value of accessible investment vehicles. By combining executive interviews and on-site reporting, BTV aims to give viewers clearer insight into corporate strategies, resource potential and how these developments tie into broader energy security and industrial policy conversations.
Corporate snapshots: strategy and markets
Calian Group Ltd. is presented as an example of a technology and services company benefiting from increased domestic procurement in defense and allied markets. The profile highlights Calian’s work across military, cyber, health and space technologies, noting long-term contracts and relationships in Canada and with NATO partners. In a separate segment, BMO ETFs outlines its all-in-one asset allocation ETFs as a simple solution for RRSP investors seeking blended exposure to global equities and fixed income within a single product tailored to diverse risk profiles.
Critical minerals: U.S. projects and resource potential
Uranium and antimony plays
NevGold Corp. is discussed as a Nevada-focused opportunity with historic gold workings and notable near-surface antimony potential, a metal gaining attention for its strategic uses. The episode frames NevGold within the push to re-establish domestic supply chains for lesser-known but critical elements. Meanwhile, Verdera Energy Corp. is profiled for its New Mexico portfolio of projects that are amenable to in-situ recovery (ISR). The report cites an inventory figure of 88 million pounds in known and historic uranium resources, underscoring the company’s relevance to discussions about U.S. nuclear fuel security and long-term energy resilience.
Lithium, graphite and multi-commodity efforts
The program groups lithium and downstream material development into a broad look at North American battery-material security. Jindalee Lithium—together with a proposed U.S.-listed partner, US Elemental—is shown advancing a sizable lithium project near the Oregon-Nevada border that ranks among the larger resources under development on the continent. Titan Mining Corporation is presented for its pivot beyond zinc, highlighting U.S.-based graphite processing plans and potential germanium recovery from New York operations, signaling a multi-commodity approach. Two shorter CEO clips feature Carolina Rush Corporation working on deeper copper-gold potential at the historic Brewer Gold Mine and Evolve Royalties Corp. building a diversified royalty book across copper, lithium, graphite and rare earth opportunities—an alternative way to capture exposure without direct operating risk.
Why this episode matters and how to watch
For viewers tracking how resource projects and defense-related technologies fit into national strategy, the episode packages actionable context alongside executive commentary. BTV, hosted by Taylor Thoen and Jessica Katrichak, has produced this half-hour format for nearly three decades and distributes content through major financial networks to reach retail and institutional audiences. Broadcast dates in Canada include airing on BNN Bloomberg on Wednesday, May 27 at 7:30 PM EST and Saturday, May 30 at 8:00 PM EST, with additional U.S. airings on the Biz Television Network on the dates listed in the episode schedule.
Broadcast schedule and contact
To view the episode or request interviews, viewers are encouraged to visit BTV’s website and contact the production team. For companies or investors that want to be featured, BTV accepts direct inquiries by phone at (604) 664-7401 or by email at [email protected]. The show also points audiences toward its digital posts for extended video content and company details.
Key takeaways
Overall, the episode connects corporate initiatives to broader themes of domestic supply security, energy resilience and accessible investment options. Whether the focus is on uranium inventories, lithium development, antimony potential, advanced defense services or diversified ETFs, the coverage seeks to help investors weigh long-term opportunity sources tied to North American industrial strategy.