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With inflation, energy costs and interest rate decisions all pulling at markets, many investors are looking for themes that focus on essential services and long term infrastructure. Nuclear energy stocks sit at the intersection of power reliability and energy security, spanning uranium producers, enrichment facilities and reactor operators that support baseload electricity. This Nuclear Energy Stocks screener filters that broad universe into a more targeted list and helps you focus your...

Snowline Gold Corp. recently announced a fully funded 30,000-meter exploration program at its Rogue Project in the Yukon, following drilling that returned significant gold grades at the Valley deposit. This combination of secured exploration funding and high-grade drill results has sharpened investor focus on how the Rogue Project could shape Snowline Gold’s long-term project pipeline. Next, we’ll examine how the fully funded Rogue exploration program influences Snowline Gold’s investment...

Nuclear energy stocks sit at the crossroads of energy security, inflation concerns and policy debates on low carbon power. While inflation, bond yields and consumer data move daily from Germany to Japan and Canada, investors are also watching how energy related sectors respond to these cross currents. The Nuclear Energy Stocks screener focuses on companies involved in uranium, enrichment and reactor projects that may benefit if governments and utilities seek more stable baseload power. In...

Bombardier (TSX:BBD.B) has drawn fresh investor interest after delivering the first Global 8000 aircraft in Africa to Nigeria’s BUA Group, shortly after unveiling a bespoke Global 8000 cabin collaboration with ELIE SAAB. See our latest analysis for Bombardier. These Global 8000 milestones appear to line up with strong momentum in Bombardier’s stock, with the CA$314.87 share price supported by a 90 day share price return of 35.4% and a five year total shareholder return approaching 9x. If you...

With inflation, interest rates and geopolitics keeping markets on edge, many investors are looking for a steadier way to aim for returns while still getting paid to wait. That is where Dividend Powerhouses, companies offering a 5%+ yield that is well covered, growing and stable, can help. This screener focuses on firms that aim to reward shareholders through consistent cash distributions, rather than relying only on share price moves. In this article, you will see three examples of stocks...

With inflation pressures, shifting rate expectations, and energy driven headlines pulling markets in different directions, many investors are looking for solid cash generators that are not priced for perfection. The Undervalued Stocks Based On Cash Flows screener focuses on companies where discounted cash flow (DCF) analysis from SWS suggests a gap between market price and estimated fair value. That combination of cash flow potential and a market discount can appeal to value oriented...

Gold and precious metals stocks sit at the crossroads of interest rate expectations, central bank activity, currency moves and geopolitical tension. With the Federal Reserve’s next steps uncertain, central banks still active in gold markets and the U.S. dollar and real yields pulling in different directions, some miners could see conditions improve while others face pressure. This article focuses on 3 gold and precious metals mining stocks from our screener that appear most exposed to today’s...

Earlier in June 2026, Avino Silver & Gold Mines Ltd. expanded its senior leadership by appointing Marc Turcotte as Senior Vice President, Corporate Development, and promoting Peter Latta to Senior Vice President, Technical Services, reinforcing corporate development and technical oversight capabilities. By adding a deal-focused corporate development leader and elevating long-time technical head, Avino is pairing growth ambitions with deeper in-house project evaluation expertise that could...

Tamarack Valley Energy Ltd. recently closed the previously announced sale of its Charlie Lake assets ahead of schedule, eliminating net debt and revising its 2026 annual average production guidance to 61,500–63,000 boe/d from 62,000–64,000 boe/d. The transaction refocuses Tamarack as a pure-play Clearwater producer, giving management more flexibility to allocate capital toward waterflood development and potential shareholder returns. Next, we’ll examine how the Charlie Lake divestiture and...

Alamos Gold Inc. recently cut its second-quarter 2026 production guidance to 130,000–135,000 ounces and signaled that full-year output will fall below its prior 2026 range after seismic events, power loss, and lower grades at the Young-Davidson mine. While these setbacks weigh on near-term production, they also underline how increasingly important the Island Gold District and Magino operations have become within Alamos Gold’s overall portfolio. We’ll now examine how Young-Davidson’s...

Penny stocks often get attention for the wrong reasons, yet the Financially Fit Penny Stocks screener focuses on a niche that many investors overlook: smaller companies under 5 a share with a focus on balance sheet strength. With central banks keeping a firm grip on interest rates, inflation still in focus, and growth mixed across regions, financial resilience matters more than ever. This screener aims to filter for that resilience so you can explore higher-risk, higher-reward territory while...

Some Dollarama Inc. ( TSE:DOL ) shareholders may be a little concerned to see that the Senior Vice President of Import...

Montage Gold Corp. recently reported substantial increases in measured, indicated and inferred resources at its Koné project in Côte d’Ivoire, driven by higher-grade satellite discoveries and extensive drilling since the 2024 Updated Feasibility Study. A key insight is the jump from 2 to 12 delineated deposits and a higher overall resource grade, suggesting a more robust and flexible mine plan than previously outlined. We’ll now examine how this enlarged, higher-grade resource base at Koné...

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Canada’s new 10% tariff on many canned vegetable imports is shaking up the food processing sector and could reshuffle where profits land across the supply chain. For Canadian processors, this policy may offer a window of relief from cheaper overseas competition, while some foreign suppliers face a tougher backdrop. If you invest in Canadian food stocks, this kind of policy shift can matter as much as quarterly results. This article looks at three Canadian food processing stocks exposed to the...

Inflation is back in focus as rising oil and gasoline prices feed into headline data, even while core measures look steadier. For investors, that mix can reshape which stocks carry more risk or potential opportunity as fuel costs, consumer prices, and interest rate expectations interact. This article looks at three Canadian stocks exposed to those inflation drivers, all pulled from our Inflation Impact Plays: Energy, Airlines, and Retail Stocks screener. One appears better placed to benefit...

Global markets are sending mixed messages, with inflation, interest rates, and consumer demand pulling in different directions across regions. In this kind of backdrop, many investors are looking for companies where analysts still expect strong earnings growth and where balance sheets appear solid enough to handle changing conditions. That is exactly what the Healthy high growth potential screener aims to capture, by focusing on forecast earnings strength and basic financial resilience rather...

The closure and partial reopening of the Strait of Hormuz has pushed energy security and global trade routes back to center stage, and that matters for stocks plugged into ports, shipping and logistics. When oil flows are disrupted or rerouted, some companies face higher costs and operational headaches, while others see volumes and pricing power shift in their favor. This article looks at how that tension filters through to investors by focusing on 3 stocks from our Global Infrastructure and...

Global inflation twists, central banks leaning tighter for longer, and energy and geopolitical tension have made it harder to feel confident about where to put fresh capital. One theme that cuts through that noise is founder-led companies, where leaders often hold substantial personal stakes and think in decades, not quarters. The Founder-Led Companies screener focuses your search on businesses where decision makers are heavily invested in their own track record. In this article, you will see...

CIBC announced the termination of its Sustainable Investment Strategies ETF Series and a higher risk rating for the CIBC Dividend Income Fund, prompting many Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce (TSX:CM) shareholders to reassess their exposure. See our latest analysis for Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce. Beyond the fund changes, Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce has been active in the bond market, issuing multiple fixed and floating rate notes. The share price has climbed to CA$160.31 with...

Killam Apartment REIT recently announced its June 2026 monthly distribution of $0.06 per unit, payable on July 15, 2026, to unitholders of record as of June 30, 2026. This payout comes alongside recent coverage highlighting earnings growth, exposure to resilient residential rental markets, and unit buybacks executed below net asset value. We’ll now examine how the confirmed monthly distribution, alongside earnings momentum and buybacks, shapes Killam Apartment REIT’s investment...

Birchcliff Energy (TSX:BIR) drew investor attention after announcing a Q2 2026 quarterly cash dividend of CA$0.03 per common share and reporting a 6% year over year increase in production. See our latest analysis for Birchcliff Energy. At a share price of CA$6.44, Birchcliff Energy has seen its share price return fall 6.12% over the past month and 15.60% over the past quarter. The 5 year total shareholder return of 67.91% contrasts with a 1 year total shareholder return decline of 15.95%,...

Artificial intelligence sits at the center of debates about inflation, interest rates and productivity, as companies look for ways to manage costs and growth when price pressures, energy markets and consumer trends are all moving at different speeds. The AI Stocks screener focuses on businesses directly tied to this shift, including chips, software, large language models, cloud and broader transformation. It helps you filter a crowded field quickly. In this article, you will see 3 stocks from...

Trade tension between the U.S., Canada, and Mexico is back in focus as President Trump threatens to walk away from CUSMA, and that uncertainty is rippling through stocks with deep cross border exposure. For investors tracking how tariffs and disrupted trade flows might reshape earnings risk, this is a moment to reassess where portfolio vulnerabilities sit. This article breaks down 3 stocks from the North American Trade Tension Impact Plays for Key Sectors screener that appear more exposed to...