TSX:LSPD
TSX:LSPDSoftware

Lightspeed Commerce (TSX:LSPD): Reassessing Valuation After a 13% Share Price Slide Despite Ongoing Revenue Growth

Lightspeed Commerce (TSX:LSPD) has been quietly repriced by the market over the past month, with shares sliding about 13% even as the business continues to grow revenue at a double digit clip. See our latest analysis for Lightspeed Commerce. That recent 30 day share price return of minus 12.7 percent sits on top of a much tougher backdrop, with the year to date share price return down close to 30 percent and the 1 year total shareholder return falling even further. This suggests momentum is...
TSX:GIB.A
TSX:GIB.AIT

What CGI (TSX:GIB.A)'s AI-Driven Cloud Wins and Record Backlog Reveal About Its Evolving Moat

CGI Inc. recently reported strong Q4 2025 results with year-over-year revenue growth, a 119% book-to-bill ratio, and a CA$31.45 billion backlog, while renewing key client relationships and achieving AWS Premier Tier Services Partner and SAP Competency Partner status. At the same time, Nevada’s deployment of CGI’s government-focused ERP platform and the expanded Highmark ProperPay partnership highlight how CGI’s AI-enabled IP and cloud capabilities are becoming embedded in critical public and...
TSX:TKO
TSX:TKOMetals and Mining

Is Taseko Mines (TSX:TKO) Overvalued After Its Strong Share Price Momentum?

Taseko Mines (TSX:TKO) has quietly turned into a serious momentum story this year, with the share price climbing sharply while its copper focused portfolio keeps churning out cash flow driven growth. See our latest analysis for Taseko Mines. That strong copper narrative is showing up in the numbers, with the share price now at $7.32 and a powerful uptrend reflected in its 30 day share price return of 18.64 percent and one year total shareholder return of 164.26 percent. This points to clear...
TSX:WFG
TSX:WFGForestry

West Fraser Timber (TSX:WFG): Valuation Check After Major OSB Mill Curtailments and Impairment Charge

West Fraser Timber (TSX:WFG) just shook up its OSB footprint by moving to indefinitely curtail its High Level, Alberta mill and keep one Cordele, Georgia line idled, with a sizeable impairment charge looming. See our latest analysis for West Fraser Timber. Those OSB cutbacks help explain why sentiment has cooled. The share price is now at $86.24 and a year-to-date share price return of minus 31.01 percent is feeding into a one-year total shareholder return of minus 34 percent, signalling...
TSX:DML
TSX:DMLOil and Gas

Denison Mines (TSX:DML) Is Up 5.6% After New Métis Partnership Agreement - What's Changed

Denison Mines Corp. recently signed an Impact Benefit Agreement and an Exploration Agreement with the Métis Nation–Saskatchewan and its regional groups, securing Indigenous consent and support for the Wheeler River uranium project and broader exploration activities in the Métis Homeland. The agreements highlight a long-term partnership framework that ties project development to environmental stewardship, cultural respect, and employment and business opportunities for Métis citizens,...
TSX:BMO
TSX:BMOBanks

Has BMO’s 27% Rally in 2025 Already Priced In Its Growth Potential?

If you are wondering whether Bank of Montreal’s rally has already played out or if there is still value on the table for new investors, you are not alone. The stock has climbed 27.2% over the past year and 27.5% year to date, with steady momentum of 0.8% over the last week and 2.8% across the past month. This suggests sentiment has tilted firmly toward optimism. Recently, investors have been reacting to a mix of macro signals and sector wide themes, from shifting expectations around interest...
TSX:OGC
TSX:OGCMetals and Mining

How Investors Are Reacting To OceanaGold (TSX:OGC) Extending EG Vein And Expanding Wharekirauponga Drilling

In November 2025, OceanaGold Corporation reported new drilling results from ten holes at its Wharekirauponga project in New Zealand, extending the mineralized EG vein by 135 m to the south and confirming additional high-grade gold zones. The company also secured permits that could double the number of drill rigs and expand exploration sites, potentially accelerating resource definition and conversion at Wharekirauponga in 2026 and beyond. We’ll now examine how the expanded high-grade EG...
TSX:X
TSX:XCapital Markets

Will Surging 2025 Trading Volumes Reshape TMX Group's (TSX:X) Earnings Momentum Narrative?

TMX Group recently reported its November 2025 trading statistics, showing year-to-date increases in volume, value, and transactions across the Toronto Stock Exchange, TSX Venture Exchange, TSX Alpha Exchange, and Montréal Exchange, while also confirming past and upcoming holiday closures and shortened hours for its Canadian marketplaces. The strong rise in trading activity, particularly the very large year-on-year increases in total volume and value, highlights how higher market...
TSX:GEI
TSX:GEIOil and Gas

Gibson Energy (TSX:GEI) Valuation Check After Long-Term Edmonton Contracts and New Texas Growth Project

Gibson Energy (TSX:GEI) just locked in two long duration take or pay contracts at its Edmonton Terminal and greenlit a new Texas infrastructure project, tightening the visibility around its future cash flows. See our latest analysis for Gibson Energy. Those long term Edmonton deals and the new Texas project land against a share price of CA$25.88, with an 11.46% 1 month share price return and a 5 year total shareholder return of 66.92%, suggesting quietly building momentum as the market...
TSX:BLX
TSX:BLXRenewable Energy

Did Boralex’s (TSX:BLX) New European Leader Quietly Redefine Its Core Investment Narrative?

On December 4, 2025, Boralex Inc. appointed Jean-Christophe Dall’Ava as Executive Vice President and General Manager, Europe, replacing Nicolas Wolff and entrusting him with its European renewable operations. Dall’Ava’s track record in shaping Boralex’s European power purchase agreement strategy and leading development teams signals management continuity in a core market where regulatory and contract structures are central to the business model. We’ll now examine how Dall’Ava’s European...
TSX:ATD
TSX:ATDConsumer Retailing

Couche-Tard (TSX:ATD) Valuation After Q2 Earnings Growth and a Double-Digit Dividend Hike

Alimentation Couche-Tard (TSX:ATD) just released a busy second quarter update, pairing steady year-over-year earnings growth with a double-digit dividend hike that signals confidence in its cash generation and balance sheet. See our latest analysis for Alimentation Couche-Tard. The market has been slow to reward that progress, with the share price at about $74.17 and a year to date share price return of roughly minus 6 percent, even though the five year total shareholder return is still a...
TSX:LB
TSX:LBBanks

Assessing Laurentian Bank (TSX:LB) Valuation After Its Recent Share Price Rebound

Recent Performance Puts Laurentian Bank in Focus Laurentian Bank of Canada (TSX:LB) has quietly staged a strong rebound, with the share price climbing roughly 17% over the past week and close to 20% this month. This has drawn fresh attention from value minded investors. See our latest analysis for Laurentian Bank of Canada. That surge caps a much stronger run, with the 90 day share price return of 27.31% and year to date share price return of 38.07%, signaling that momentum is building as...
TSXV:SLVR
TSXV:SLVRMetals and Mining

Silver Tiger Metals (TSXV:SLVR) Valuation After $40M Equity Raise and Narrower Quarterly Net Loss

Silver Tiger Metals (TSXV:SLVR) just wrapped up a sizeable CAD 40 million follow on equity raise, days before reporting a narrower quarterly net loss that subtly shifts the risk reward profile for this junior miner. See our latest analysis for Silver Tiger Metals. At a CA$0.73 share price, Silver Tiger’s 1 month share price return of 7.35 percent sits against a hefty year to date share price return of over 200 percent. This suggests momentum is still building as the financing and improving...
TSX:CAE
TSX:CAEAerospace & Defense

Defense-Driven Revenue Jump Might Change The Case For Investing In CAE (TSX:CAE)

Earlier this week, CAE Inc reported a 9% increase in consolidated revenue, driven by a 14% Defense segment revenue rise and a 41% jump in adjusted Defense operating income, while its Civil Aviation unit faced softer training center utilization and lower operating income. The results highlight how CAE’s transformation plan, focused on portfolio sharpening, tighter capital management, and operational efficiency, is beginning to shift the company’s earnings mix toward higher-contributing...
TSX:GSY
TSX:GSYConsumer Finance

Does goeasy (TSX:GSY) CEO Succession Reinforce Its Credit-Focused Strategy Or Hint At Change?

goeasy Ltd. has announced that CEO Dan Rees will step down on December 31, 2025, due to a blood disorder, with Patrick Ens, currently President of easyfinancial, set to become CEO on January 1, 2026, and Rees serving as Special Advisor until June 30, 2026. This leadership change brings an externally identified, high-potential successor with deep consumer lending experience from Capital One Canada and strong recent results at easyfinancial into the top role, signaling an emphasis on...