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Why Vermilion Energy Is Back on Investor Radar Vermilion Energy (TSX:VET) is drawing fresh attention after reporting record output from its Mica Montney asset, first production at its Wisselshorst project in Germany, and higher full year production guidance. Recent price action backs up the renewed interest in Vermilion Energy. The share price is CA$17.96 after an 18.47% 30 day share price return and a 53.37% year to date share price return. The 1 year total shareholder return of 82.91%...

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There's no doubt that money can be made by owning shares of unprofitable businesses. For example, although...

Aya Gold & Silver agreed in September 2026 to acquire a 139 km² copper silver exploration portfolio in Morocco, including a 19 km² mining license about 35 km west of its Zgounder Silver Mine, for total consideration of C$4.0 million in Aya shares, subject to regulatory and closing conditions. The deal gives Aya Gold & Silver control over a large, underexplored copper silver system with confirmed at-surface mineralization, multiple deposit styles, and existing road access. This could...

Copper Fox Metals Inc. ( CVE:CUU ) insiders who purchased shares in the last 12 months were richly rewarded last week...

Fresh commentary around Cameco (TSX:CCO) is centering on nuclear power’s growing role as data centres and AI ramp up electricity needs, with the group’s premium uranium assets and Westinghouse stake drawing renewed investor attention. Cameco’s share price has climbed to CA$140.76, with a 7 day share price return of 5.21% and a 90 day share price return of 6.28%. This points to building momentum that sits alongside a 1 year total shareholder return of 31.51% and a very large 5 year total...

Tamarack Valley Energy (TSX:TVE) is back in focus after agreeing to a C$10 billion all-stock merger with Headwater Exploration, paired with a planned 20% dividend increase to C$0.06 per share. That merger news lands on top of strong trading momentum. Tamarack Valley Energy has a 1-month share price return of 9.87% and a year-to-date share price gain of 71.43%. Long-term total shareholder return sits in the hundreds of percent, reflecting investors steadily repricing both growth prospects and...

Meren Energy (TSX:MER) is drawing fresh attention after reporting first half 2026 EBITDAX of about US$220 million, paired with a trailing dividend yield near 9.3% and low net debt relative to EBITDAX. The recent financial update has landed alongside a strong run in Meren Energy’s share price, with a year to date share price return of 20.32% and a 30 day share price gain of 11.94% from a latest close of CA$2.25. For income focused holders, the picture looks different when dividends are...

Trade friction between the US and Canada, higher oil and a more hawkish Federal Reserve are reshaping how money moves through global supply chains. Investors who ignore that shift risk missing where capital and pricing power could concentrate next. This article breaks down three North American trade, logistics and customs stocks with direct exposure to these headlines so you can decide which stories deserve a closer look on your watchlist. The stocks covered below are only a sample of the...

Canadian tariffs on US goods are reshaping trade ties and pushing local businesses to look beyond their largest customer. That shift creates a rare opening for smaller Canadian stocks with solid balance sheets that are still off the big-fund radar. This article highlights three high quality, lesser known Canadian companies from an elite screener and explains why each could deserve a closer look in a long term portfolio. The three stocks covered below are just a starting sample, and the full...

Trade friction between Canada and the US is no longer an abstract headline. It now shapes which producers absorb the pain of tariffs and which domestic manufacturers quietly pick up displaced demand. That shift creates both potential openings and traps for anyone investing in Canadian import-substitution stocks. This article explores three companies exposed to the latest tariff shock and examines how that link to the news may help or hurt their returns. The stocks covered below are just a...

Kraken Robotics reported second quarter 2026 revenue of C$27.32 million and a net loss of C$7.52 million, issued 2026 consolidated revenue guidance of C$290,000 to C$320,000, and detailed a larger loss for the first half of the year despite higher sales. The appointment of Joanne Roberts as Executive Vice President, Systems & Services, with deep defense engineering experience, highlights Kraken Robotics focus on strengthening execution in complex maritime programs while the business absorbs...

Canada’s new tariffs on roughly $20b of US goods have pushed trade frictions back into the spotlight and reminded investors how quickly shocks can hit. When headlines swing like this, strong Canadian low-volatility stocks with steady cash flows and solid balance sheets can help anchor a portfolio. This article highlights three of the most resilient options from our low-risk screen. The three stocks highlighted below are just a sample from the low-risk screen, and the full results surfaced 8...

AbraSilver Resource (TSX:ABRA) has just reported fresh drill results from the Cerro Viejo target at its Diablillos project in Argentina, confirming shallow oxide gold zones and copper-bearing sulphides at depth. AbraSilver Resource’s latest drilling update lands after a strong run, with the share price up 50.14% year to date and a 1-year total shareholder return of 174.61% at a recent CA$15.9. Momentum has cooled slightly with a 30-day share price return that fell 5.02%, although the 90-day...

Athabasca Oil (TSX:ATH) has put fresh numbers on the table, highlighting higher output from its Leismer expansion, a target for full-year 2026 production growth and a capital return tilt through share buybacks. Athabasca Oil’s recent production update lands after a sharp re‑rating, with the share price at CA$11.01 and a year-to-date share price return of 54.20% that mirrors strong momentum in the 30-day move. A 1-year total shareholder return of 78.16% and a very large 5-year total...

On 3 September 2026, 5N Plus announced a US$7.3 million U.S. Department of War award to build domestic gallium arsenide component production in St. George, Utah, working with Lockheed Martin on qualification and low rate output for defence uses. The Utah expansion pushes 5N Plus deeper into defence and space semiconductors, tying its manufacturing base directly to U.S. supply security and mission critical programs. With 5N Plus now chosen to close a domestic gallium arsenide gap for defence...

Canadian trade tariffs on US goods are forcing manufacturers and service providers to rethink supply chains and automate faster. That kind of pressure can act like rocket fuel for artificial intelligence spending, from chips to cloud to software. If you want exposure to that shift rather than just watching it, this article walks through three Canadian listed AI stocks from our screener that are central to this transformation. The three stocks below are just a sample, and the full AI screen...

Oil nears $100 a barrel as Middle East disruptions ripple through energy supply chains, and Canadian investors are looking harder at power sources that are less exposed to fuel price swings. That is where Canadian nuclear energy stocks come into focus, offering exposure to long term electricity demand backed by large, upfront infrastructure. This article highlights three of the most interesting nuclear related stocks from our screener and what sets each apart. The three nuclear related stocks...

NexGen Energy reported past summer drilling results from the PCE project that expanded the high grade uranium subdomain both up and down dip, with multiple holes returning long intervals of >10,000 cps and off-scale >61,000 cps readings across more than 20,000 m of completed drilling. The addition of a fifth drill rig and ongoing assays at an independent lab highlight NexGen Energy’s push to define the size, depth and continuity of PCE’s mineralized zone, which directly affects future...

Rio2 Limited reported that Peruvian regulators approved a modification to the Environmental Impact Study for the Condestable underground copper mine on 21 August 2026. This approval clears the way for throughput capacity of 10,000 tpd, a decade of environmentally approved mine life and dry stack tailings using Tailings Storage Facility #6. The MEIA approval gives Rio2 a defined regulatory framework for a tailings facility initially permitted for about 43 million tonnes, with staged expansion...

Canada has fired back with tariffs of up to 50% on US goods, and that kind of trade war tends to reward resilient balance sheets over fragile stories. Strong Canadian companies with healthy returns on equity and disciplined finances can sometimes absorb cost shocks better than weaker peers, which can matter when policy changes quickly. This article highlights three Canadian stocks from a quality-focused screener built around those traits. The stocks covered below are just a small sample of...

Rising oil prices, a possible Fed rate move in September and an August CPI print that could shake broader markets all collide this week, and integrated oil and gas stocks sit right in the crossfire. That mix can reward investors who position early or punish anyone caught on the wrong side of inflation and rate expectations. This article walks through three global integrated producers exposed to these catalysts and explains how each might respond. The stocks covered below are only a small...