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As Canada and the U.S. edge into a trade confrontation while Ottawa courts up to $1 trillion of new capital for infrastructure, critical minerals and data centres, Canadian stocks tied to real assets suddenly sit at the crossroads of risk and potential reward. This article walks through three stocks from our Canadian Critical Minerals and Infrastructure Developers screener that appear closely exposed to these headlines so you can decide whether and how they might fit into your watchlist. The...

Gold is quietly back on centre stage as central banks keep adding around 1,000 tonnes a year and shift more bullion closer to home. That mix of steady official buying, geopolitical anxiety and London’s reinforced role as a key storage hub is reshaping how capital flows through the gold market. This article walks through three stocks that appear positively exposed to those currents so you can judge whether they deserve a closer look. The stocks highlighted below are just a starting sample. The...

Canadian jobs data recently came in weaker than expected, and the Bank of Canada has hinted at a more cautious stance. That backdrop can shift attention toward Canadian growth stocks where insiders also own meaningful stakes. When managers have substantial skin in the game, their interests are closely aligned with yours. This article highlights three Canadian fast growers with high insider ownership that could deserve a closer look now. The stocks in the article below are just a starting...

Just because a business does not make any money, does not mean that the stock will go down. Indeed, PlasCred Circular...

The Alberta Court of Appeal has dismissed Canadian Utilities (TSX:CU) appeal of Alberta Utilities Commission decisions related to the Performance-Based Regulation 2 Reopener, prompting fresh attention on the regulatory backdrop for this regulated utility stock. Canadian Utilities shares recently closed at CA$50.91, with the 1-month share price return down 5.60% and the 7-day share price return also lower. However, the year-to-date share price return of 18.98% and 1-year total shareholder...

Cogeco Communications (TSX:CCA) is back in focus after an analyst report highlighted tougher U.S. competition at Breezeline and slower financial improvement as the company enters the final year of its three year transformation program. The analyst update and comments on U.S. pressure at Breezeline arrived after a weaker run for Cogeco Communications, with the share price down 9.88% year to date and the total shareholder return down 32.23% over five years. However, the 12.63% three-year total...

In August 2026, Denison Mines Corp. filed an omnibus shelf registration allowing it to issue up to US$700 million in common shares, units, debt securities, share purchase contracts, and warrants. This broad financing toolkit gives Denison Mines considerable flexibility to fund future projects or transactions, while leaving investors to weigh the potential effects of dilution and leverage on the business. With this sizeable shelf registration in place, we’ll examine how Denison Mines’...

Canadian business surveys now hint at improving confidence even as consumers feel the pinch from inflation. That mix often pushes investors toward companies with solid cash generation, because cash flows can help support operations when growth feels uneven. This article focuses on Canadian stocks where current prices sit below estimates of their cash flow value. You will see three of the most interesting ideas pulled from that group. The stocks highlighted below are just a starting sample,...

Canada and the United States are seeing shifts in trade flows, which keeps attention on sectors tied to data, automation, and efficiency. That backdrop makes smaller Canadian companies working with artificial intelligence especially interesting. These stocks can be more sensitive to real economic trends and trade patterns. This article highlights three AI focused Canadian small caps from our screener that could contribute to a long term growth portfolio. The three AI focused Canadian small...

With central banks fighting stubborn inflation, governments reworking fiscal plans and markets swinging around headlines on trade and geopolitics, steady income and clearer pricing formulas suddenly look more interesting to many investors. Utilities and regulated infrastructure stocks with tariffs linked to inflation can sit squarely within these themes. This article walks through three stocks exposed to these forces and how the latest policy shifts might matter for their stories. The stocks...

Great-West Lifeco (TSX:GWO) is back in focus after reporting an 11% year-over-year rise in base earnings for Q2 2026, along with early earnings contributions expected from its newly acquired Milliman retirement administration business. At a share price of CA$92.59, Great-West Lifeco has seen strong momentum, with a 13.09% 90 day share price return and a 37.99% year to date share price return, alongside a 77.16% 1 year total shareholder return that points to growing investor...

Brookfield stock has delivered a strong 82.6% gain over the past three years, yet the broader valuation checks currently lean toward the shares looking expensive rather than like a clear bargain. The 82.6% return over three years sets a high bar for new buyers and raises the risk that much of the good news is already reflected in the share price. Brookfield’s ability to keep recycling capital into attractive assets can support the current share price, while any setback in realizing value...

Global services activity has stayed resilient, even as manufacturing sends mixed signals. That matters for Canadian AI healthcare stocks because hospitals, clinics, and insurers are service heavy businesses that keep looking for ways to cut costs and improve care at the same time. This article looks at three stocks from our AI driven healthcare screener that could benefit if spending on smarter medical services keeps growing. The three stocks below are just a sample from this theme. The full...

Recent price move puts Kinross Gold in focus Kinross Gold (TSX:K) drew fresh attention after a 2.47% share price gain, as investors reacted to stronger gold sector sentiment and the company’s scale, cash flow potential, and focus on disciplined reserve conversion. For context, Kinross Gold’s 1 day share price return of 4.01% and 30 day share price return of 31.19% come alongside a very large 3 year total shareholder return. This suggests that positive momentum has been building as investors...

Why SmartCentres REIT’s latest leasing update matters for income investors SmartCentres Real Estate Investment Trust (TSX:SRU.UN) has drawn fresh attention after reporting 98.1% occupancy, strong leasing activity, and average rent increases of 12% on renewals. This has reinforced interest in its monthly distributions and yield profile. Despite the strong leasing news, SmartCentres Real Estate Investment Trust’s recent share price has softened a little, with a 30 day share price return of...

As September unfolds, Canadian investors find themselves navigating a market landscape shaped by robust AI demand and a steadfast commitment from the Federal Reserve to maintain price stability. In this context, penny stocks—though an older term—continue to capture interest as potential avenues for growth. These smaller or newer companies, when underpinned by solid financial health, can offer significant opportunities for investors seeking value in the evolving market.

Rio2 (TSX:RIO) is back in focus after securing regulatory approval to modify the Environmental Impact Study for its Condestable copper mine in Peru, clearing the way for a decade-long life extension. The MEIA approval arrives as Rio2’s share price trades at CA$3.52, with a 30-day share price return of 30.37% and a 90-day share price return of 31.34%. Total shareholder return sits at 100% over one year and at a very large multiple over three and five years, suggesting momentum has been...

Why South Bow’s Updated Cash Flow Outlook Matters Now South Bow (TSX:SOBO) drew fresh attention after raising its 2026 distributable cash flow guidance to about US$665 million, following stronger than expected first half pipeline-driven cash generation. South Bow’s share price has moved only slightly over the past quarter, yet the stock still carries strong momentum with a 34.7% year to date share price return and a 44.4% total shareholder return over the past year. This suggests investors...

Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce recently reported its third-quarter 2026 results, with higher net interest income of CA$4,507 million and net income of CA$2,399 million, while also declaring a CA$1.07 per share common dividend and a series of preferred share dividends. Alongside these earnings, CIBC continued to tap fixed-income markets with several new senior unsecured note offerings and expanded its product shelf through three new Avantis CIBC ETFs, underlining how it pairs capital...

IAMGOLD (TSX:IMG) drew fresh attention on September 2, 2026, after the stock rose 4.29% amid stronger sentiment toward Canadian mining stocks and ongoing progress at the Côté Gold project. For context, IAMGOLD’s share price has gained momentum recently, with a 30-day share price return of 38.7% and a year to date share price return of 30%, while the 1-year total shareholder return of about 121% points to very strong longer term gains. Scan for other gold producers showing similar momentum to...

As the Canadian market navigates through September, investors are gaining clarity on AI investment cycles and Federal Reserve policies, which are crucial in shaping current economic conditions. In this environment, identifying undervalued stocks becomes essential for investors seeking opportunities that align with robust demand trends and stable monetary policy.

As September unfolds, Canadian investors are navigating a market landscape shaped by robust AI demand and the Federal Reserve's commitment to controlling inflation. In this context, penny stocks—though often seen as relics of past trading eras—remain relevant for their potential to offer growth at lower price points. These smaller or newer companies can present unique opportunities when supported by strong financials, and in this article, we explore three such penny stocks that stand out for...

In its most recent quarter, Stella-Jones Inc. reported past second-quarter sales of about CA$1.04 billion, a 0.8% increase year over year, but net income fell sharply and margins narrowed due to cost pressures and softer residential lumber demand. Management is responding with network-optimisation initiatives targeting efficiency gains by 2027 and a capacity expansion at its steel-structures plant aimed at restoring profitability in that newer product line. Next, we will examine how this...

TELUS Corporation was removed from the S&P/TSX Canadian Dividend Aristocrats Index in August 2026, while TELUS Health’s latest Mental Health Index highlighted that cost of living has become the leading financial stressor for most US workers. At the same time, TELUS Digital is showcasing its AI-driven enterprise solutions at Dreamforce 2026, underlining the company’s push to expand digital and health-related services beyond its core telecom operations. We’ll now examine how TELUS’s removal...