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Celestica (TSX:CLS) has drawn investor attention after appointing 21-year company veteran Steven Dorwart as President of its Connectivity and Cloud Solutions segment. Outgoing leader Jason Phillips will transition to an advisory role. See our latest analysis for Celestica. Celestica’s share price has recently pulled back, with a 7 day share price return of down 11.6% and a 90 day share price return of down 21.7%. However, the 1 year total shareholder return of 93.6% and very large 5 year...

Trade tensions between the US and Canada have moved from background noise to a direct risk for portfolios, as fresh US tariffs of up to 50% on a wide slate of Canadian imports threaten to reshape cross border supply chains. For investors, this is less about headlines and more about which stocks are most exposed to rising costs, margin pressure, and potential retaliation. This article focuses on three stocks from the North American Trade Tension Impacted Stocks With US Exposure screener that...

Air Canada (TSX:AC) and Airbus are creating a jointly funded Sustainability Co-Investment Platform to support commercial scale Sustainable Aviation Fuel projects in Canada, alongside a long term SAF environmental-attribute purchase agreement. See our latest analysis for Air Canada. At a share price of CA$22.81, Air Canada has posted a 90 day share price return of 21.2% and a 1 year total shareholder return of 6.5%. However, 3 and 5 year total shareholder returns remain in decline, suggesting...

With inflation, energy prices and central bank signals pulling markets in different directions, many investors are looking for companies where analysts still see clear earnings growth ahead and balance sheets that can handle bumps in the road. That is what the Healthy high growth potential screener aims to filter for, by focusing on stocks where analysts expect strong earnings growth over the next 3 years and financial positions that pass basic quality checks. This article highlights 3 stocks...

Geopolitical tension in the Middle East, oil above $90 per barrel, and rising real yields are shaking up expectations for both inflation and interest rates. That mix can rattle some corners of the market while creating potential openings in others, including large cap precious metals miners whose fortunes often move with gold and broader risk sentiment. This article looks at how the latest news might affect a select group of precious metals stocks and highlights 3 companies from the screener...

Aecon Group (TSX:ARE) has drawn fresh attention after its joint ventures secured an approximately CA$815 million biosolids facilities contract in Winnipeg, as well as preferred proponent status on the Roberts Bank Terminal 2 project in British Columbia. See our latest analysis for Aecon Group. The recent contract wins appear to have come alongside strong share price momentum, with Aecon Group’s share price return of 23.38% over the past 30 days and 71.10% year to date. Its 1 year total...

Cooling inflation, a steady 2.25% policy rate outlook for 2026, and softer energy costs are reshaping the opportunity set for Canadian consumer staples stocks. With prices stabilizing and essential goods demand often remaining steady through economic shifts, some companies in this sector may benefit from a backdrop of lower inflation pressure and more predictable borrowing costs. This article looks at how those macro shifts connect to the Canadian Consumer Staples Stocks screener and...

Canadian Utilities Limited recently received final approval from the Alberta Utilities Commission for its Yellowhead Pipeline project, a CA$2.90 billion, 235‑kilometre natural gas transmission line from Peers to Fort Saskatchewan with one compressor station. The fully contracted pipeline underpins Alberta’s industrial expansion by supporting thousands of construction and long-term jobs and substantial annual GDP contributions once related downstream investments are operating. We’ll now...

As companies continue to report earnings, the Canadian market remains focused on key economic indicators, with particular attention on consumer health and AI capital expenditure trends. For investors interested in exploring beyond mainstream options, penny stocks—typically smaller or newer companies—offer intriguing possibilities. Despite their somewhat outdated label, these stocks can still present valuable opportunities when backed by strong financial fundamentals and a potential for growth.

With energy markets on edge, oil prices sensitive to geopolitical shocks and central banks wrestling with inflation, many investors are looking again at dependable, large scale power sources. Nuclear energy stocks sit at the heart of that conversation, linking uranium supply, fuel processing and reactor technology to long term electricity demand. The Nuclear Energy Stocks screener helps filter this broad universe into a focused list of companies tied directly to uranium production, enrichment...

Ryanair’s recent mid flight safety scare and a sharp 34% drop in profits as unhedged jet fuel costs climbed have pushed aircraft safety, maintenance, and regulatory oversight back into the spotlight. While Ryanair and Boeing 737 operators face closer scrutiny, the ripple effects reach the broader Aerospace & Defense ecosystem that helps keep aircraft airworthy and compliant. This article looks at 3 stocks from an Aircraft Safety and Maintenance Providers screener that could be positively...

As the Canadian market navigates a landscape of steady interest rates and inflationary pressures, investors are keenly observing earnings reports for insights into sustainable growth, particularly within the technology sector. In this environment, identifying undervalued stocks can provide opportunities for investors seeking value amidst broader economic uncertainties.

As the Canadian market navigates a critical earnings season, attention is focused on the sustainability of growth, particularly in sectors influenced by AI and consumer spending. While central banks like the Bank of Canada keep interest rates steady amid inflation concerns, investors are keenly observing how these macroeconomic factors will impact smaller companies. Despite their vintage name, penny stocks—often representing smaller or newer firms—remain relevant for those seeking affordable...

As the Canadian market navigates through a period of economic uncertainty with central banks holding interest rates steady, investors are keeping a close eye on earnings growth and consumer resilience. In this environment, identifying promising small-cap stocks can be crucial, as these companies often offer unique opportunities for growth and innovation amidst broader market dynamics.

Those following along with ME Therapeutics Holdings Inc. ( CSE:METX ) will no doubt be intrigued by the recent purchase...

Gunpoint Exploration Ltd. ( CVE:GUN ) insiders who purchased shares in the last 12 months were richly rewarded last...

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With inflation, interest rates and energy markets all pulling at your portfolio, reliable income from well covered, growing dividends can help smooth the ride. The Dividend Powerhouses (3%+ Yield) screener focuses on companies paying more than a 5% yield, with payouts that appear stable rather than stretched. That combination can appeal if you want cash flow that is less tied to short term market swings or changing rate expectations. In this article, you will see 3 stocks from the screener...

Penny stocks often grab attention for their low share prices, but the real opportunity sits where that low entry point meets solid financial footing. With inflation signals cooling, interest rate expectations shifting and growth looking uneven across sectors, many investors are hunting for smaller companies that are not just cheap, but also financially fit. The Financially Fit Penny Stocks screener focuses on businesses under 5 per share that show stronger balance sheet and cash flow...

Why Orezone Gold’s Recent Update Caught Investor Attention Orezone Gold (TSX:ORE) drew fresh interest after reporting quarterly and six month production and sales figures alongside a temporary, precautionary halt at one of its operations due to a nearby wildfire. The company reported gold production of 58,566 ounces for the quarter and 97,355 ounces for the first half of 2026, with gold sales of 60,654 ounces in the second quarter and 98,616 ounces for the six month period. Operations at the...

Fast growing stocks with high insider ownership can be an interesting hunting ground when markets are wrestling with geopolitics, inflation signals, and shifting rate expectations. In a world where energy prices, bond yields, and consumer confidence all pull in different directions, many investors look for companies where management and insiders have significant skin in the game and where analysts and leadership share an optimistic outlook. This article highlights 3 stocks from the Fast...

Amazon agreement puts Electrovaya in focus Electrovaya (TSX:ELVA) is back on investors’ radar after announcing a commercial agreement and warrant transaction with Amazon related to its Infinity Battery Technology and its potential use in material handling, robotics, and energy storage. See our latest analysis for Electrovaya. Recent trading shows mixed momentum for Electrovaya, with the share price down 8.28% over the past 30 days but up 20.93% year to date, while the 1 year total shareholder...

Canadian blue-chip stocks are stepping into an event heavy week, with inflation data, federal funding decisions and a run of major earnings updates all in focus. For investors watching how companies handle rising gasoline costs, government support for critical minerals and headline grabbing deals, this is a useful moment to reassess which stocks might benefit from these developments. This article looks at three large cap Canadian stocks from our Earnings Momentum screener that appear...

What the Latest Q2 Update Means for Labrador Iron Ore Royalty Labrador Iron Ore Royalty (TSX:LIF) recently released its second quarter operating and sales update, reporting 2.92 million tonnes of saleable iron ore production and 3.16 million tonnes of sales from Iron Ore Company of Canada. The company also reiterated 2026 production guidance of 15 to 18 million tonnes for IOC, while flagging that regional forest fires could still influence output. This is a factor investors may want to track...