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Government bond yields are jumping across the U.S., Europe, Japan and the U.K., and the story behind that move is all about stickier inflation and higher borrowing costs. That shift can reshape which assets investors trust to hold value. This article walks through three stocks from our Global Gold and Precious-Metals Miners screener that appear closely linked to these trends, and explains how each might react if higher inflation and rates persist. The three stocks below are just a sample from...

Canadian Tire Corporation has already launched a linked loyalty partnership with Tim Hortons, allowing members to connect Triangle Rewards and Tims Rewards accounts and earn Canadian Tire Money on eligible Tim Hortons purchases while still collecting Tims points. This cross-brand rewards integration deepens customer engagement for both retailers by extending everyday coffee purchases into the Canadian Tire ecosystem, potentially increasing the usefulness and appeal of each loyalty...

Endeavour Silver Corp. recently confirmed that a community blockade at its Terronera Mine in Jalisco, Mexico was lifted, allowing operations to resume from August 24, 2026, following several days of suspended activity. This resolution, achieved through continued engagement with the local Ejido community, highlights how community relations and operational continuity can materially influence the outlook for a single core asset. With Terronera now back online after the blockade, we’ll examine...

Parex Resources recently expanded its Colombian operations by acquiring Frontera’s exploration and production assets, cementing its role as the country’s largest independent oil and gas producer. This enlarged operating platform, combined with ongoing dividend payments, highlights how the company is balancing growth with continued capital returns amid sector-specific risks. We’ll now examine how Parex’s successful integration of Frontera’s Colombian assets could reshape its investment...

Canada is edging toward a full trade clash with the US just as Ottawa is pushing exporters to look beyond their biggest customer. That mix of new tariffs, fresh trade deals across Asia and a focused push to grow non US exports is reshaping where Canadian companies win or lose. This article reviews three stocks that are exposed to that shift and explains how this news may relate to your portfolio decisions. The stocks covered below are just a starting sample, and the full screen surfaces...

Maple Leaf Foods earnings shift focus to poultry and prepared foods Maple Leaf Foods (TSX:MFI) is in focus after its 12 August 2026 second quarter report, which showed about $1,020.1 million in sales, higher adjusted EBITDA and a wider margin following its pork spin-off. At a share price of CA$26.66, Maple Leaf Foods has seen the share price decline 8.1% over the past month and 13.1% over the past quarter. Yet its year to date share price return is positive, and the three and five year total...

What the DDI qualification means for Volatus Aerospace stock Volatus Aerospace (TSX:FLT) has been selected as a qualified supplier in the Government of Canada’s Defence Drone Initiative Marketplace, giving the company access to compete for future uncrewed and autonomous systems projects. For investors tracking Volatus Aerospace stock, this qualification highlights the company’s role in Canada’s defence drone ecosystem, without implying any guaranteed contracts or revenue at this stage. The...

Oil price jump and quarterly update move Suncor Energy stock Suncor Energy (TSX:SU) drew fresh attention after the stock gained 3.52% on September 1, as higher oil prices linked to renewed US Iran geopolitical risk coincided with stronger recent quarterly results. Investors also reacted to record free-funds-flow per share, solid downstream throughput and sales, and a capital return approach that combines accelerated share repurchases with a maintained quarterly dividend. The latest move in...

In the second quarter of 2026, Energy Fuels reported a very large year-over-year revenue increase as higher uranium sales volumes, increased production, inventory growth and new long-term utility contracts all boosted its top line. An interesting angle is how this surge in contracted uranium sales may strengthen the company’s cash flow visibility, potentially supporting its broader uranium and rare earth ambitions. We’ll now explore how this revenue surge from higher uranium sales and new...

Denison Mines (TSX:DML) recently filed a $700 million universal shelf registration covering common shares, units, debt securities, share purchase contracts and warrants, giving the uranium developer flexible options to fund future project requirements. At a share price of CA$4.69, Denison Mines has seen a 1 month share price return of 11.67% and a year to date share price return of 13.29%, while the 1 year total shareholder return of 48.42% and 3 year total shareholder return of 144.27% point...

China’s latest private and services PMI readings point to broad based expansion with rising employment and contained price pressures. That backdrop can support demand for Canadian companies across a range of sectors, which keeps interest in high quality low priced Canadian stocks alive. This article highlights three of the strongest cash backed candidates from this elite penny stock shortlist and explains what makes each worth a closer look. The three stocks covered below are just a starting...

With threats of higher US tariffs hanging over Canadian exports, investors are watching to see which companies are most exposed to that uncertainty and which could benefit if trade diversifies into new markets. This shift is already steering attention toward Canadian Trade Diversification Beneficiaries. In this article, you will look at three stocks from that screener and see how this news backdrop could matter for your portfolio decisions. The three stocks below are just a starting sample,...

Discovery Mining (TSX:DSV) drew investor attention after reporting record quarterly revenue and stronger earnings, which were tied to higher gold production at its Porcupine operations, the acquisition of Kidd Operations, and extended credit capacity. The strong quarterly update has come on top of a powerful run in Discovery Mining's share price, with a 30 day share price return of 40.17% and a 90 day share price return of 76.09%. The one year total shareholder return is 210.00% and the five...

AI safety is suddenly front-page news, and regulators, enterprises, and investors are all asking how to keep powerful models in check without stalling progress. That concern is turning the spotlight onto cybersecurity and AI risk-management providers that sit closer to the plumbing of AI than the headlines. This article walks through three stocks exposed to that news and explains why their positioning might matter for your portfolio decisions today. The three stocks covered next are just a...

Gildan Activewear (TSX:GIL) is under legal scrutiny after a law firm began investigating allegations of channel stuffing, which reportedly preceded an 18.75% share price drop on June 16, 2026. Set against this legal probe, Gildan Activewear's recent share price performance has weakened, with the share price down 8.14% over the past 30 days and 17.50% year to date, even though the 3 year total shareholder return of 92.37% and 5 year total shareholder return of 61.28% still reflect a much...

With the US and Canada now trading tariff threats instead of goods, cross-border energy flows sit in a very different spotlight. Refiners and utilities that use Canadian crude, gas, or power could see their cost base, bargaining power, and growth plans reshaped. This article highlights three stocks from that group that screen as positively exposed to the current policy shock, and explains why each might merit closer scrutiny or a more cautious stance. The three stocks covered below are just a...

Gold has shifted from a niche hedge to a talking point in boardrooms as central banks rethink reserves and bonds feel less reliable as a safety valve. That change is filtering through to the listed world, where a small group of companies are closely tied to bullion custody and gold-backed ETFs. This article walks through 3 stocks exposed to those forces and explains why their stories may be relevant for portfolio decisions. The stocks in the list below are just a starting sample, and the full...

AtkinsRéalis Group (TSX:ATRL) has been selected for a three year, US$35 million contract with the North Carolina Department of Transportation to continue operating and maintaining statewide and regional traffic management centers. For context, AtkinsRéalis Group shares trade at CA$84.84. The 3 month share price return of 3.34% points to some recent upward momentum, while the 1 year total shareholder return is down 9.86%. This is despite a strong 3 year total shareholder return of 100.13% and...

Why Allied Properties Real Estate Investment Trust Is Back in Focus Allied Properties Real Estate Investment Trust (TSX:AP.UN) has been thrust back into focus as ongoing office market headwinds continue to weigh on its units, even as the trust reports improvements in leasing and balance sheet strength. Investors are weighing reduced corporate space demand, higher financing costs, increased capital needs, and uncertainty around workplace utilization. At the same time, broader geopolitical...

As Canadian investors navigate the complexities of September 2026, they find themselves buoyed by a clearer understanding of AI demand and Federal Reserve policies, even as potential U.S. tariffs loom on the horizon. In this landscape, identifying undervalued stocks on the TSX requires a keen eye for companies that demonstrate strong fundamentals and resilience amidst evolving market conditions.

As Canadian investors navigate September, the market landscape is shaped by robust AI demand and a clear commitment from the Fed to maintain price stability, providing a more stable foundation despite potential headwinds. In this context, growth companies with strong insider ownership can be particularly appealing, as they often signal confidence in the company's prospects and align management's interests with those of shareholders.

As September unfolds, Canadian investors are navigating a market landscape marked by clarity on AI investment cycles and the Federal Reserve's commitment to price stability, while also considering potential challenges from renewed U.S. tariffs. In this context, penny stocks—often smaller or newer companies—continue to present intriguing opportunities for growth at lower price points. Despite being considered a somewhat outdated term, these stocks can offer significant upside when backed by...

This monthly income ETF has paid around 10% annually in distributions, despite holdings yielding 1.49%. Here’s how covered calls help generate its monthly cash.

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