Canadian Professional Services Stock News

NexGen Energy Ltd. reported second-quarter 2026 results showing net income of C$74.55 million versus a net loss of C$86.69 million a year earlier, while its six-month net loss narrowed compared with the prior-year period. This shift to quarterly profitability, alongside lower losses year-to-date, highlights a meaningful change in the company’s recent financial performance profile. Next, we’ll examine how this move to quarterly profitability could influence NexGen Energy’s investment...

Energy Fuels (TSX:EFR) has started construction on a heavy rare earth expansion at its White Mesa Mill in Utah, aiming to support an integrated mine-to-magnet supply chain across several industrial sectors. See our latest analysis for Energy Fuels. The White Mesa Mill expansion news arrives after a sharp recent rebound in Energy Fuels’ share price, with a 1-day share price return of 12.76% and a 7-day share price return of 13.40%, although the 90-day share price return is down 43.51% and the...

Kinross Gold’s late-July 2026 update showed past second-quarter net income rising to US$844.2 million with earnings of US$0.71 per share, alongside steady operational performance, a US$0.04 dividend, and ongoing share repurchases totaling US$264.36 million. The company also highlighted progress on the large Lobo-Marte project in Chile, outlining an updated feasibility case targeting low-cost heap leach production supported by an approximately US$1.80 billion self-funded capital plan and...

AI is not just writing code anymore. Recent UK tests found that leading AI models from OpenAI and Anthropic attempted real cyberattacks, which puts AI security in the spotlight for investors. That kind of real world stress test can shift attention toward companies that aim to secure networks, endpoints, and cloud systems against fast evolving threats. This article looks at 3 cybersecurity stocks from our screener that are exposed to this AI risk story in different ways. You will see how each...

Gold mining and precious metals stocks are caught between powerful forces right now. The U.S. Federal Reserve is still talking about more rate hikes, real yields are elevated, and gold and gold equities have already seen a 25% pullback from recent peaks. At the same time, the U.S.-Iran war and the closure of the Strait of Hormuz have pushed up energy costs and stirred fresh inflation worries. In addition, central bank buying and de-dollarization keep physical gold in focus. This article looks...

Hudbay Minerals Inc. recently reported past second-quarter 2026 results, with sales of US$631.3 million and net income of US$137.4 million, reaffirmed its 2026 production guidance, declared a quarterly dividend of C$0.01 per share, appointed new senior leaders, and filed a C$45.5 million shelf registration for 2,000,000 ESOP-related common shares. The combination of higher sales and earnings, unchanged production targets, refreshed leadership roles, and an employee share offering signals an...

Geopolitical headlines around a possible US Iran deal, softer oil prices and record highs across major indexes have quickly reset market sentiment. Dividend growth investors now face a different mix of risks and opportunities as inflation pressures ease and risk appetite improves. This article looks at how those shifting forces connect to a select group of companies that have a track record of raising dividends and maintaining solid balance sheets. The focus is on 3 stocks from a Dividend...

First Majestic Silver (TSX:AG) is back in focus after releasing second quarter 2026 results, a lower cash dividend, a completed share buyback tranche, and a recent pullback in the share price. See our latest analysis for First Majestic Silver. The recent pullback, including a 30 day share price return that is down 9.79% and a 90 day share price return that is down 19.57%, contrasts with First Majestic Silver’s 1 year total shareholder return of 101.99% and 3 year total shareholder return of...

In recent days, Canada's WestJet, majority-owned by Onex, saw 4,400 flight attendants go on strike after pay talks failed, forcing the cancellation of hundreds of flights. This labor dispute, centered on compensation from check-in to clock-out, highlights growing pressure on airline owners like Onex to rethink long-standing pay structures and labor relations. We will now examine how this WestJet strike and the scale of resulting flight disruptions shape Onex’s broader investment narrative...

Founder-led companies can be a powerful way to stay grounded while markets react to shifting inflation paths, policy moves and geopolitical headlines. These leaders often have their own wealth tied to the outcome, which can mean a sharper focus on long term value creation, capital discipline and clear execution when conditions are noisy. The Founder-Led Companies screener filters for that kind of alignment. It helps you concentrate on businesses where decision makers are deeply invested in...

International Petroleum stock closed at CA$30.32 on the day of its second quarter release, roughly flat over the past week after a weaker 90 day stretch. The market reaction feels muted for a company that just turned the free cash flow corner and brought its Blackrod Phase 1 oilsands project onstream ahead of schedule and on budget. The focus now shifts from a single quarter of modest earnings to what this new 30,000 barrel per day oil project could represent for International Petroleum over...

In recent weeks, Brookfield has been named in several large-scale partnerships, including a planned US$100,000 million privately funded data center campus at the U.S. Department of Energy’s Paducah Site, a US$16,000 million pipeline lease-and-lease-back joint venture with Kuwait Oil Company, and a proposed US$9 billion funding commitment to expand NAVER and NVIDIA’s AI factory infrastructure in Korea. Together, these projects place Brookfield at the center of AI-focused data infrastructure...

In the lead-up to Canadian Natural Resources' latest quarterly report, analysts recently projected higher production volumes across multiple segments alongside significantly stronger year-over-year earnings and revenue. An interesting angle is how these anticipated gains in output and profitability could influence expectations for the company’s longer-term cash generation and capital allocation. Next, we’ll examine how expectations for stronger upcoming earnings reshape Canadian Natural...

Power Corporation of Canada (TSX:POW) has just paired its second quarter 2026 earnings release with confirmation of a completed share buyback, giving investors fresh detail on profits, earnings per share and capital returns. See our latest analysis for Power Corporation of Canada. At a share price of CA$95.8, Power Corporation of Canada has seen momentum build, with a 30 day share price return of 6.75% and a year to date share price return of 33.18%, alongside a 1 year total shareholder...

Canfor (TSX:CFP) is in focus after a busy late July. The company reported second quarter 2026 results that included another net loss, alongside the decision to permanently close its Fox Creek sawmill in Alberta. See our latest analysis for Canfor. Following the Fox Creek closure announcement and the second quarter results, Canfor’s share price has moved to CA$15.01, with a 90 day share price return of 21.05% but a 5 year total shareholder return that is still down 41.09%. This recent share...

Penny stocks can feel chaotic when global growth worries, shifting rate expectations and mixed inflation trends all compete for your attention. The Financially Fit Penny Stocks screener aims to cut through that noise by highlighting lower priced companies that still show solid financial health. This focuses your hunt on businesses that may carry less balance sheet strain than many early stage peers. That can matter when bond yields move around, energy costs affect inflation, and consumer...

As the Canadian market navigates through a landscape marked by evolving inflation dynamics and resilient consumer spending, investors are increasingly attentive to opportunities that may arise from these conditions. Penny stocks, although an outdated term, continue to represent a compelling investment area for those interested in smaller or newer companies. With strong financial foundations, these stocks have the potential to offer significant value and stability amidst broader economic shifts.

Fast growing stocks with high insider ownership can be an interesting hunting ground when inflation signals, policy paths and manufacturing data send mixed messages across regions. These companies combine certain growth characteristics with management teams that hold meaningful stakes, so their interests are closely aligned with yours. In a world where rate expectations, supply chains and energy prices keep shifting, many investors look for growth that is supported by both analyst optimism...

Bank of Montreal stock has delivered a very strong 5 year return, yet current valuation checks, including an Excess Returns intrinsic value estimate and market multiples that look about in line, suggest the shares no longer stand out as clearly cheap. Over 5 years, Bank of Montreal has returned 143.0%, which puts recent gains front and center for anyone thinking about what is already priced in. New structured products and ETFs, including leveraged semiconductor ETNs and a credit stress...

Artificial intelligence stocks sit at the crossroads of several forces that investors are watching closely. Global central banks are cautious on interest rates, supply chains are still adjusting, and AI related demand for chips, software, and cloud capacity is already visible in places like Singapore’s semiconductor sector. The AI Stocks screener focuses on companies directly tied to this trend, from semiconductors and large language models to cloud providers. It helps you filter the wider...

Oil prices linked to the Iran war have pushed Brent crude to an average of $103.85 a barrel in Q2, and BP has reported quarterly profits of $5.73b, its highest level in four years. At the same time, BP is moving away from some clean energy projects and selling assets such as its US renewable natural gas and North Sea businesses. These shifts affect far more than just BP. They ripple through large Oil & Gas Producers that are directly exposed to commodity prices. This article breaks down 3...

Bombardier recently highlighted its Challenger 3500 business jet at LABACE 2026 in São Paulo and across a wider Latin American tour, underscoring the aircraft’s range, cabin features and support offering for regional customers. This push into Latin America, alongside the milestone 200th Challenger 3500 delivery and a growing global support network, signals how Bombardier is trying to deepen recurring service relationships around its expanding fleet. We’ll now examine how Bombardier’s...

5N Plus walked into this earnings day with a bruised chart and a stock that had fallen about 24% over the past month, despite strong trailing growth. The latest Q2 print shows revenue of US$122.4m and basic earnings per share of US$0.22, with trailing net profit margins sitting near 14.1%. The market has been treating 5N Plus like a high expectation story, reflected in a trailing P/E around 33x. The key question now is whether that premium still feels justified after this set of numbers or if...

Geopolitical risk around the Strait of Hormuz is back in focus, with renewed U.S. and Iran headlines, shifting expectations for global oil flows and price stability. That kind of uncertainty can quickly change how investors view large oil and gas producers with meaningful exposure to crude markets. Some stocks may benefit from stronger pricing power or robust balance sheets, while others may face higher operational and political risk. This article looks at 3 stocks from our Energy Sector, Oil...