TSX:DCBO
TSX:DCBOSoftware

Docebo (TSX:DCBO) Reports Q2 Revenue Increase But Decline In Net Income

Docebo (TSX:DCBO) reported a quarterly sales increase to USD 60.73 million, a rise from last year's USD 53.05 million, while net income declined to USD 3.08 million. Despite the earnings drop, Docebo's share price rose 8%, likely buoyed by optimistic guidance for increasing subscription and total revenue. During the same period, broader market indexes, including the Nasdaq and S&P 500, recorded gains, reflecting overall investor confidence. The company also highlighted its FedRAMP Moderate...
TSXV:EVNI
TSXV:EVNIMetals and Mining

Discovering Opportunities: 3 TSX Penny Stocks With Market Caps Below CA$400M

As the Canadian economy navigates a period of moderate inflation and shifting employment dynamics, investors are increasingly exploring diverse opportunities. Penny stocks, despite their somewhat outdated name, continue to attract attention for their potential value and growth prospects. These smaller or newer companies can offer intriguing investment opportunities for those willing to look beyond the major market players.
TSX:RCI.B
TSX:RCI.BWireless Telecom

Bell-Rogers Channel Sharing Deal Might Change The Case For Investing In Rogers Communications (TSX:RCI.B)

In July 2025, Bell and Rogers announced an agreement to distribute each other's specialty television channels across their respective platforms, granting customers broader access to popular lifestyle and entertainment programming such as HGTV, Food Network, Discovery, Magnolia Network, and CTV specialty channels. This collaboration not only boosts the content offering for both companies’ subscribers, but also signals a shift toward greater cooperation in an increasingly competitive Canadian...
TSXV:NCX
TSXV:NCXMetals and Mining

TSX Spotlight: Promising Penny Stocks For August 2025

As the Canadian economy navigates a landscape of moderated services inflation and a slightly elevated unemployment rate, investors are keenly observing potential opportunities in various sectors. Penny stocks, often associated with smaller or newer companies, continue to attract attention for their potential to offer value and growth where larger firms may not. Despite being considered an outdated term by some, penny stocks remain relevant as investment options when backed by strong...
TSX:NA
TSX:NABanks

3 TSX Dividend Stocks Yielding Up To 6.5%

In the current economic climate, both the U.S. and Canada are experiencing shifts in inflation dynamics, with goods inflation potentially rising due to tariffs while services inflation shows signs of moderation. Amid these changes, Canadian investors might find stability in dividend stocks on the TSX that offer attractive yields up to 6.5%, providing a potential hedge against market volatility and offering steady income streams.
TSX:WPK
TSX:WPKPackaging

Did DuPont Tyvek Authorization Just Shift Winpak's (TSX:WPK) Healthcare Packaging Investment Narrative?

Winpak Ltd. recently announced it is now an authorized converter of DuPont™ Tyvek® healthcare packaging at its Winnipeg facility, expanding its medical device, pharmaceutical, and healthcare packaging offerings in North America, Europe, and Asia. This authorization allows Winpak to combine its advanced film technology with DuPont's widely respected Tyvek® material, strengthening its position in the regulated healthcare packaging sector through higher value-added solutions. We'll examine how...
TSX:FCR.UN
TSX:FCR.UNRetail REITs

How Investors May Respond To First Capital REIT (TSX:FCR.UN) Surging Net Income and Maintained Monthly Distribution

First Capital Real Estate Investment Trust recently reported its second quarter 2025 earnings, with sales rising to C$180.2 million and net income reaching C$63.48 million, while also affirming its monthly cash distribution of C$0.074167 per REIT unit for August. An especially significant aspect is the sharp year-over-year growth in quarterly net income and earnings per share, reflecting improved operating performance. With robust earnings growth and a maintained cash distribution, we'll...
TSX:AP.UN
TSX:AP.UNOffice REITs

Swing to Net Losses Despite Steady Sales Could Be a Game Changer for Allied (TSX:AP.UN)

On July 29, 2025, Allied Properties Real Estate Investment Trust reported a shift to a net loss of C$94.74 million in the second quarter, with sales of C$145.05 million, compared to a profit a year earlier. This marks a significant decline in profitability for the company, as it moved from positive net income to substantial losses despite relatively stable revenue. We'll explore how this swing to net losses, even with steady sales, could affect Allied Properties' investment narrative going...