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Long term interest rates have been climbing as investors react to changing expectations around central bank policy, and that shift is filtering through to Canadian stocks. Higher borrowing costs tend to punish weaker balance sheets, which can put more focus on companies that already have clear growth plans and leadership with skin in the game. This article highlights three fast growing Canadian stocks where insiders hold sizeable stakes. The three examples in this piece are only a starting...

Eldorado Gold (TSX:ELD) has produced its first copper gold concentrate at the Skouries Project in northern Greece, marking a move from construction toward operations and future commercial production. The Skouries milestone comes after a strong run in Eldorado Gold’s shares, with a 90-day share price return of 35.10% and a year-to-date share price gain of 24.02%. The 1-year total shareholder return of 54.00% and very large 5-year total shareholder return reflect momentum that long-term holders...

Centerra Gold held a Retail Investor Webinar on 8 September 2026, giving individual shareholders a forum to question management on valuation, growth projects, and operational execution. The session drew attention to Centerra Gold's diversified mine portfolio and multi year organic project pipeline. Together, these elements frame how the business might balance cost pressures with potential volume and reserve additions over time. We will examine how Centerra Gold's investment narrative is...

Central banks are pushing interest rates higher to curb inflation, which keeps borrowing costs elevated and puts more pressure on corporate decision making. In that kind of world, many investors are looking for Canadian businesses where the original builder still calls the shots and has real skin in the game. This article walks through three founder‑run stocks from our screener that fit that bill and explains what makes each worth a closer look. The three founder led stocks covered below are...

Dollarama (TSX:DOL) just delivered a busy September 16 update, pairing higher same store sales guidance for fiscal 2027 with fresh second quarter numbers and a modest uptick in planned store openings. That guidance upgrade lands after a tougher stretch for the shares. Dollarama's 1-day share price return of 0.83% and 7-day gain of 3.46% follow a year to date decline of 15.52%. The 5-year total shareholder return of 210.57% shows the longer trend remains strong, suggesting that recent weakness...

Higher long term interest rates have put cash flow under the spotlight, as pricier borrowing and tighter credit leave less room for guesswork. For Canadian investors, that creates a rare window to focus on businesses where hard cash today looks inexpensive compared with their future potential. This article highlights three Canadian stocks that screen as undervalued on a cash flow basis and explains why they might appeal to patient value hunters. The three stocks below are just a starter set...

SSR Mining (TSX:SSRM) has caught investor attention after recent share price moves, with the stock up about 5% over the past week and roughly 22% over the past 3 months. For context, SSR Mining shares have delivered a 71.63% year to date share price return and a 58.50% total shareholder return over the past 12 months. The 3 year total shareholder return of 164.34% suggests that momentum has been building over a longer stretch. Scan for other precious metal producers showing similar momentum...

With the recent Federal Reserve rate hike and a more hawkish stance, investors are closely watching how these changes might impact markets globally, including in Canada. While larger equities often dominate headlines, penny stocks remain an intriguing area for those looking to capitalize on smaller or newer companies with solid financial foundations. Despite being an older term, penny stocks continue to offer potential value and growth opportunities for discerning investors seeking hidden...

Canadian dividend stocks are drawing fresh attention after the Federal Reserve raised interest rates again and signalled a higher borrowing cost regime. Income from cash and bonds now competes harder for your dollars, so a steady stream of dividends above 3% from established businesses can feel increasingly valuable. This article walks through three high-yield Canadian dividend powerhouses from our screener and explains what makes each worth a closer look. The three stocks covered below are...

Equinox Gold has elected to redeem all of its outstanding $172.5 million 4.75% Convertible Senior Notes due October 15, 2028, on October 20, 2026, paying 100% of principal plus accrued interest after previously giving holders the option to convert. The early retirement of these convertible notes reshapes Equinox Gold’s capital structure by removing a source of potential dilution and confirms that the business has access to cash or refinancing options to meet this obligation. We will now see...

TMX Group (TSX:X) has tapped the bond market with two senior, unsecured issues totaling CA$700 million. This financing move matters for how you think about the stock’s balance sheet and capital plans. TMX Group’s bond issuance lands at a time when momentum in the equity has been picking up, with the share price at CA$53.95 after a 12.28% 90-day share price return and a much stronger 3-year total shareholder return of 95.62%. This suggests investors have been rewarding the longer-term story...

The recent bond market sell off, driven by concerns over inflation and heavy government borrowing, has pushed investors back toward real assets that are not just pieces of paper. Copper producers with low costs and solid finances sit squarely in that camp, tied to physical metal the AI buildout cannot function without. This article walks through three leading copper stocks from our screener that aim to balance upside potential with resilience. The three copper producers below are just a...

Long term interest rates have climbed as central banks signal a tougher stance on inflation, which can punish highly leveraged firms and reward those with strong finances. Canadian companies with resilient balance sheets and solid track records may be better placed to handle higher borrowing costs. This article walks through three stocks from a quality focused Canadian screener that highlights high return on equity, sturdy financials and consistent execution. The three stocks that follow are...

The Canadian market remains attentive to global economic signals, especially following the Federal Reserve's recent rate hike, which has implications for interest rates and inflation expectations. In such a climate, investors often seek stocks that combine value with growth potential. Penny stocks, despite being an older term, continue to attract attention for their ability to offer unique opportunities in smaller or less-established companies. This article will explore three noteworthy penny...

Higher interest rates are pushing up financing costs for capital intensive projects, so investors are paying closer attention to power assets that can run for decades once built. That puts Canadian nuclear energy stocks on many watchlists, as governments weigh how to keep grids stable while cutting emissions. This article highlights three companies from a focused nuclear screener that investors are watching closely. The three nuclear energy stocks below are only a small sample, with the full...

Energy prices are surging again, the Federal Reserve has just lifted interest rates for the first time since 2023, and investors are rethinking what risk really costs. Higher borrowing expenses can squeeze many sectors, while producers tied to oil and gas prices may see a very different set of pressures and possibilities. This article walks through 3 stocks exposed to these headlines and explains how the story might matter for your portfolio. The three stocks highlighted next are only a slice...

We can readily understand why investors are attracted to unprofitable companies. For example, although Amazon.com made...

Long term interest rates have surged as central banks signal a higher cost of money for longer, which puts big, heavily owned stocks under the microscope and leaves many investors hugging cash. That creates a gap where high quality Canadian small caps can quietly trade on simpler stories and cleaner balance sheets. This article highlights three under followed companies from this high quality screen that may deserve a closer look. The three stocks covered below are just a sample from this high...

Collective Mining reported new drilling from the Apollo deposit’s Shallow Halo Zone, intersecting broad, shallow oxide and transition mineralization in areas previously modeled as waste inside the open pit shell. The work suggests parts of the Shallow Halo Zone may convert waste into mineralized material, which could influence future resource estimates and the pit strip ratio for Apollo. The focus now shifts to what this fresh Shallow Halo Zone data could mean for Collective Mining’s broader...

We can readily understand why investors are attracted to unprofitable companies. For example, although...

Big tech spending on AI infrastructure is helping keep US economic growth and inflation strong, and that ripple effect matters for Canadian artificial intelligence stocks that are still priced cheaply. Capital is flowing into AI hardware, software and cloud, yet many domestic players trade as if this surge is temporary. This article highlights three Canadian AI related stocks from our undervaluation screen that could merit a closer look. The three undervalued AI stocks below are only a small...

Canada’s push to attract C$1tn of infrastructure and energy investment over five years has put Aecon Group (TSX:ARE) firmly in focus for investors looking at policy driven capital spending themes. Aecon Group’s recent trading reflects that policy story filtering quickly into pricing. The share price is now at CA$47.2, with a 7-day share price return of 7.54% and a year-to-date share price gain of 49.75%. The 1-year total shareholder return of 106.76% and 3-year total shareholder return of...

In a global market characterized by mixed performances and heightened volatility, small-cap stocks have faced particular challenges, as evidenced by the lagging Russell 2000 Index amidst rising interest rates and fluctuating oil prices. Despite these headwinds, opportunities may arise for discerning investors seeking value in small-cap companies with recent insider activity, which can sometimes signal confidence in a company's prospects.

Long term interest rates have shifted higher after the Federal Reserve’s latest hike, which makes borrowing more expensive and markets more sensitive to debt loads. In that kind of world, Canadian companies with strong balance sheets and lower risk profiles can feel like scarce real estate. This article walks through three low risk leaders from our screener so you can see which foundations might suit a more cautious portfolio. The stocks covered below are just a sample from the Low Risk...