TSX:GSY
TSX:GSYConsumer Finance

goeasy (TSX:GSY) Valuation After CEO Transition and Recent Share Price Pullback

goeasy (TSX:GSY) is back in focus after announcing a major leadership change, with current CEO Dan Rees set to step down at year end and easyfinancial president Patrick Ens stepping into the top job. See our latest analysis for goeasy. That backdrop helps explain why the stock has been choppy recently, with a sharp 90 day share price return of around negative 39 percent pulling year to date performance lower. Even so, the five year total shareholder return remains solidly positive, suggesting...
TSX:CEMX
TSX:CEMXBasic Materials

3 TSX Penny Stocks With Market Caps Under CA$60M

Canadian equities have recently hit new record highs, buoyed by dovish signals from the Bank of Canada and cautious optimism from the Federal Reserve. In this context, penny stocks—often smaller or newer companies—remain a compelling area for investors seeking value and growth potential. Despite being an older term, penny stocks can still offer unique opportunities when backed by strong financials, and we'll explore three such stocks on the TSX that stand out in today's market landscape.
TSX:FOM
TSX:FOMMetals and Mining

How On‑Time McIlvenna Bay Construction Progress Will Impact Foran Mining (TSX:FOM) Investors

Foran Mining Corporation reported that as of November 2025, construction at its 100% owned McIlvenna Bay project in Saskatchewan had reached about 79%, with underground development, ore stockpiling and pre-commissioning activities progressing on schedule and in line with its revised capital estimate. This update marks an important inflection point for the company as it moves toward planned mid-2026 commercial production while concurrently advancing Phase 2 planning and district-scale...
TSX:EMP.A
TSX:EMP.AConsumer Retailing

Empire (TSX:EMP.A): Do Rising Sales and Insider Buying Offset Softer Profits in Its Investment Story?

Empire Company Limited recently reported results for the quarter and six months ended November 1, 2025, with sales rising to CA$7,995 million in the quarter and CA$16,253 million year-to-date, while quarterly net income softened to CA$159 million and earnings per share edged slightly lower than a year earlier. Alongside these mixed earnings, the board affirmed a quarterly dividend of CA$0.22 per share and analysts kept favourable coverage, reinforced by increased insider share purchases that...
TSX:GEO
TSX:GEOMetals and Mining

TSX Penny Stocks With Market Caps Under CA$200M To Consider

Canadian equities have recently reached new record highs, buoyed by dovish signals from the Bank of Canada and similar sentiments from the U.S. Federal Reserve, which have tempered market expectations for immediate interest rate hikes. In this context, investors are increasingly looking for opportunities that might not be immediately apparent in larger cap stocks. Penny stocks, though often considered a relic of past trading days, can still offer growth potential when backed by strong...
TSX:CRR.UN
TSX:CRR.UNRetail REITs

Crombie Real Estate Investment Trust (TSX:CRR.UN): Assessing Valuation After a Year of Steady Total Return Gains

Crombie Real Estate Investment Trust (TSX:CRR.UN) has quietly delivered a steady climb this year, with the unit price up about 15% year to date and roughly 18% over the past year. See our latest analysis for Crombie Real Estate Investment Trust. That climb has come as investors steadily warm to Crombie’s mix of grocery anchored and mixed use properties, with the share price now at $15.34 and a solid one year total shareholder return, suggesting momentum is gradually building rather than...
TSX:T
TSX:TTelecom

Is TELUS Stock a Bargain After Its Recent 13.5% Slide and DCF Upside Potential?

Wondering if TELUS at around $17.63 is a bargain or a value trap? You are not alone, as this stock is firmly on many investors’ watchlists right now. Despite being a defensive telecom name, TELUS has slipped about 4.9% over the last week and 13.5% over the last month, leaving it down 10.2% year to date and 7.2% over the past year. These moves often catch value hunters’ attention. Much of this weakness has come as investors reassess interest rate expectations and capital-intensive sectors...
TSX:OGD
TSX:OGDMetals and Mining

3 TSX Penny Stocks With Market Caps Under CA$100M To Consider

The Canadian equity market has recently reached new record highs, buoyed by positive signals from the Bank of Canada and the Federal Reserve regarding interest rates. In this context, penny stocks—typically smaller or newer companies—remain an intriguing investment area despite being a somewhat outdated term. Focusing on those with robust financials and potential for growth can uncover hidden value, and we've identified three such penny stocks that may offer both stability and upside...
TSX:GEI
TSX:GEIOil and Gas

How Long-Term Take-or-Pay Deals And U.S. Expansion At Gibson Energy (TSX:GEI) Has Changed Its Investment Story

In December 2025, Gibson Energy Inc. renewed a 20-year take-or-pay refined products services agreement and added a 10-year extension to a terminal storage take-or-pay contract covering 800,000 barrels at its Edmonton Terminal, while also approving a new infrastructure project in Texas to support U.S. growth. These long-dated, take-or-pay commitments with senior integrated oil sands customers highlight the Edmonton Terminal’s role as critical midstream infrastructure and reinforce Gibson’s...
TSX:BNS
TSX:BNSBanks

Is ScotiaBank’s Strong 2025 Rally Still Justified After Strategic Refocus and Valuation Checks?

If you are wondering whether Bank of Nova Scotia is still a smart buy after such a strong run, or if the upside has mostly played out, you are not alone. We are going to unpack exactly what the current price might be implying. The stock has climbed 0.9% over the last week and 5.8% over the past month, and is now up 29.7% year to date. Longer term gains of 34.3% over 1 year, 84.6% over 3 years, and 95.7% over 5 years are reshaping how investors see its risk and reward profile. Recent...
CNSX:GTII
CNSX:GTIIPharmaceuticals

Green Thumb Industries (CNSX:GTII): Revisiting Valuation After Adult-Use Expansion and Stronger Growth Momentum

Insider sale against a backdrop of improving growth metrics Green Thumb Industries (CNSX:GTII) just saw director Dawn Wilson Barnes sell 3,500 shares, a move landing as the company leans into adult use cannabis expansion and improving growth trends that have been nudging the stock higher. See our latest analysis for Green Thumb Industries. The timing of the sale comes as Green Thumb’s shares have surged recently, with a 30 day share price return of 65.88 percent and a 1 year total shareholder...
TSX:AP.UN
TSX:AP.UNOffice REITs

Allied Properties REIT (TSX:AP.UN): Reassessing Valuation After the December 2025 Distribution Cut

Allied Properties Real Estate Investment Trust (TSX:AP.UN) just trimmed its monthly distribution, declaring CA$0.06 per unit for December 2025, payable January 15, 2026. This move puts its cash flow strategy under the microscope. See our latest analysis for Allied Properties Real Estate Investment Trust. The distribution cut comes after a tough stretch, with a roughly 35 percent 3 month share price return and 23 percent year to date share price return both negative, while the 5 year total...
TSX:SAP
TSX:SAPFood

Saputo (TSX:SAP): Valuation Check After Insider Buying and Renewed Institutional Confidence

Recent insider buying in Saputo (TSX:SAP), supported by steady institutional interest, has given the stock fresh momentum, and investors are asking whether this renewed confidence lines up with the company’s fundamentals and growth outlook. See our latest analysis for Saputo. That insider activity is landing on top of an already strong run, with Saputo’s share price up 63.05 percent year to date and delivering a 59.56 percent total shareholder return over the past 12 months. This signals that...
TSX:PSK
TSX:PSKOil and Gas

Does PrairieSky Royalty’s (TSX:PSK) Steady Eligible Dividend Signal Enduring Income Strength or Limited Reinvestment?

PrairieSky Royalty Ltd. recently announced that its Board of Directors has declared a quarterly dividend of C$0.26 per common share, payable in cash on January 15, 2026 to shareholders of record on December 31, 2025, designated as an “eligible dividend” for Canadian income tax purposes. This ongoing pattern of cash returns, coupled with the tax-efficient eligible dividend status, may be particularly relevant for income-focused Canadian investors. We will now explore how this freshly affirmed...