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EAIGLE and Loblaw Companies expanded their partnership in September 2026 to roll out AI powered gate automation across multiple Canadian distribution centres, aiming to shorten processing times, improve driver experience and capture more accurate real time freight and yard data. The move turns Loblaw Companies distribution gates into data rich checkpoints that feed existing WMS, TMS, YMS and ERP systems, which could influence how investors think about logistics efficiency, operating costs...

Eldorado Gold reported first copper gold concentrate from the Skouries Project in northern Greece on 8 September 2026, moving the asset from pure construction into initial operations with key plant circuits now commissioned and an ore stockpile above reserve grade exceeding 4,600,000 tonnes. The Skouries ore stockpile, equal to more than seven months of processing throughput, gives Eldorado Gold unusual early operating flexibility on grade, scheduling and commissioning issues as the project...

There's been a notable change in appetite for Evertz Technologies Limited ( TSE:ET ) shares in the week since its...

Those following along with Boyd Group Services Inc. ( TSE:BYD ) will no doubt be intrigued by the recent purchase of...

Trade officials warn that AI related products are powering a large share of global commerce even as traditional trade flows strain under tariffs and new rules. That mix of growth and disruption is exactly where Canadian AI healthcare stocks can matter. Algorithms that cut costs or speed up care speak directly to systems under pressure. This article highlights three screened companies that are using AI to reshape medicine. The three stocks below are just a sample of the idea, and the full...

As global markets grapple with rising oil prices and inflationary pressures, the Canadian economy faces its own challenges, including potential interest rate hikes from the Bank of Canada. In this environment, growth companies with high insider ownership can offer a unique appeal, as they often indicate confidence from those closest to the business.

As the Canadian market grapples with rising oil prices and inflationary pressures, investors are closely watching central bank decisions that could impact economic growth and market sentiment. Amid these conditions, penny stocks—typically representing smaller or newer companies—continue to attract attention for their potential to offer unique investment opportunities. Despite being an older term, penny stocks can still provide value when they possess strong financial health and resilience,...

As the Canadian market navigates the complexities of rising oil prices and inflationary pressures, investors are closely watching central bank policies that could influence economic stability. In this environment, dividend stocks offer a compelling option for those seeking steady income streams, with some TSX-listed companies yielding up to 7.0% amidst these shifting dynamics.

Whilst it may not be a huge deal, we thought it was good to see that the Getty Copper Inc. ( CVE:GTC ) Independent...

George Weston reported double digit growth in adjusted diluted earnings per share in Q2 2026, supported by solid revenue performance at Loblaw and Choice Properties and reinforcing its role as a major Canadian consumer and real estate holding company. The company’s steady dividend increases, conservative payout ratio, and diversified exposure to grocery, pharmacy, and property income highlight a focus on durable cash generation rather than short term market moves. This article examines how...

Canadian Utilities (TSX:CU) has reaffirmed its focus on regulated power and gas networks and energy transition projects, while lifting its dividend again for 2026, despite weaker net income reported in the prior year. Recent trading has been choppy. Canadian Utilities’ share price slipped 5.88% over the past month and is down 2.26% over the last quarter. It still carries an 18.16% year to date share price return and a 40.79% 1 year total shareholder return, indicating momentum that has cooled...

Just because a business does not make any money, does not mean that the stock will go down. By way of example...

In September 2026, global markets faced heightened volatility as geopolitical tensions and rising oil prices fueled inflation concerns, impacting key indices like the Russell 2000 and S&P MidCap 400. Amidst these challenges, small-cap stocks with insider activity have garnered attention for their potential resilience in navigating economic uncertainties. Understanding what makes a promising investment in this climate involves evaluating factors such as company fundamentals, market...

Magna International recently reported record second quarter adjusted earnings per share and raised its full year 2026 sales and profitability outlook, reflecting confidence in demand for its electrification, software and automated driving components. The combination of a stronger first half and higher guidance underlines how Magna International’s diversified product mix ties directly to automaker spending on advanced vehicle content rather than just overall unit production. We will now...

Talon Metals has been on a strong multi year run, and the latest drilling headlines now put a simple question in front of you as an investor: is the current share price properly supported by the sales the business is generating today and those it may be able to book from its projects? Over roughly three years, Talon Metals has delivered a share price gain of about 211%, which puts a lot of weight on whether its revenue base can carry that kind of move. Record high grade drilling at the...

Tariff threats against Canada from the US over closer EU ties have pushed trade risk back into focus for Canadian investors. When big headlines raise questions about exports and supply chains, smaller Canadian companies with strong balance sheets and low dilution can look surprisingly resilient. This article walks through three of the most compelling Canadian penny stocks in this quality focused group and explains why they are on many watchlists right now. These featured penny stocks are just...

Intact Financial (TSX:IFC) is coming off a tough second quarter with heavier weather related catastrophe and large losses, yet it still reported profitability and ongoing premium growth that kept book value and return on equity moving higher. Recent moves show that momentum in Intact Financial’s share price has cooled in the short term, with the 90 day share price return down 6.23% and the year to date share price return down 8.52%. However, the 3 year total shareholder return of 38.14%...

Trade threats between Washington and Brussels are grabbing headlines, yet quietly, Canada and the EU are sketching out a tighter economic and security partnership. That mix of friction and fresh cooperation can quickly reshape which transatlantic defence and technology stocks benefit and which get left behind. This article unpacks that story and reveals three stocks exposed to the news so you can judge whether they belong on your watchlist or not. The three stocks covered below are a curated...

Trump’s threat of very heavy tariffs on the European Union if it deepens ties with Canada has pushed trade risk back onto the radar for Canadian investors. When headlines lean toward tariff fights, solid Canadian companies with strong cash generation and conservative balance sheets can quietly slip to attractive prices. This article highlights three such high quality opportunities that currently look mispriced by the market. The three stocks below are just a starting sample, and the same...

West Fraser Timber (TSX:WFG) just reshaped its funding mix by securing a new US$500 million three-year term loan to refinance existing debt, while also affirming a US$0.32 quarterly dividend for shareholders. That refinancing news comes after a strong run in the share price, with West Fraser Timber posting a 7.4% 30-day share price return and an 18.1% share price return year to date. However, the 1-year total shareholder return of 3.6% shows more muted longer-term progress, suggesting...

FirstService stock reacts to fresh U.S. residential management wins FirstService (TSX:FSV) is back in focus after its FirstService Residential unit secured management of Reverie at Looking Glass in Colorado and renewed its full-service partnership with Spire Midtown in Atlanta. These fresh residential wins arrive after a tougher spell for shareholders, with the FirstService share price down 10.61% year to date and the 1 year total shareholder return declining 33.14%. This signals pressure on...

The Federal Reserve has just lifted interest rates again, taking its benchmark range to 3.75% to 4%, and signalled that borrowing costs could stay higher as it works to control inflation. In a world where money is no longer cheap, defense contractors with strong balance sheets and solid cash reserves can keep funding drone countermeasures while weaker rivals slow down. This article breaks down three financially resilient drone defense stocks from our screener. The stocks outlined below are...

The Federal Reserve just lifted interest rates again, which puts more pressure on borrowers and makes dependable cash payouts feel even more valuable. Canadian dividend stocks yielding above 3% with well covered, steady and growing distributions can help turn that pressure into a potential income advantage. This article breaks down three of the strongest options from this high yield screener and explains why each might deserve a spot on your watchlist. The stocks covered below are just a...

Green Thumb Industries expanded its RISE Dispensaries network and sharpened its cannabis consumer products focus, which investors viewed positively because of the operating execution required to scale retail and branded goods together. The reaction highlighted how brick and mortar expansion tied to a clear consumer product thesis can matter more for Green Thumb Industries than short term trading moves or external sentiment shifts. We will look at how Green Thumb Industries' investment...