Canadian Professional Services Stock News

G Mining Ventures (TSX:GMIN) has given investors fresh data to work with, combining its Q1 2026 operating and sales update with a reaffirmed full year gold production outlook of 160,000 to 190,000 ounces. See our latest analysis for G Mining Ventures. The reaffirmed production guidance and Q1 update sit alongside a 33.74% year to date share price return and a very large 1 year total shareholder return, suggesting momentum has been building despite recent 7 day share price weakness. If this...

Magna Mining Inc. ( CVE:NICU ) shareholders will have a reason to smile today, with the covering analyst making...

As the Canadian market navigates a complex landscape of fluctuating oil prices, tax adjustments, and central bank policies holding steady, investors are keenly watching for opportunities amidst these economic shifts. In this environment, identifying stocks that are trading below their intrinsic value can be particularly compelling, as they may offer potential for growth when broader market conditions stabilize.

As the Canadian market navigates a complex economic landscape characterized by fluctuating energy prices and cautious central bank policies, investors are keenly focused on growth opportunities that can withstand these uncertainties. In such an environment, companies with high insider ownership often stand out as promising candidates, as their leadership's vested interest aligns closely with shareholder value—making them attractive options for those seeking resilience and potential in their...

In the last week, the Canadian market has been flat, but it is up 36% over the past year with earnings forecast to grow by 11% annually. For investors willing to explore beyond established names, penny stocks—often representing smaller or newer companies—can present intriguing opportunities. While the term 'penny stock' may seem outdated, these investments can still offer significant potential when backed by solid financials and balance sheet strength.

Why Fairfax India Holdings Matters for Investors Right Now Fairfax India Holdings (TSX:FIH.U) has quietly posted a 12.7% gain over the past month, drawing fresh attention to this India focused investment holding company based in Toronto. With a market cap of about $2.5b and reported revenue of $636.8 million tied entirely to India, the stock’s recent move is prompting investors to reassess how this vehicle fits into an India focused equity allocation. See our latest analysis for Fairfax India...

Chartwell Retirement Residences (TSX:CSH.UN) has drawn investor attention after agreeing to acquire Palermo Village Retirement Residence in Oakville, a private pay independent living property with 116 suites and approximately 95% occupancy. See our latest analysis for Chartwell Retirement Residences. Recent price action has been steady rather than explosive, with a 1 month share price return of 5.97% and a 1 year total shareholder return of 24.51%. The announced acquisition and continued...

As Canadian retail sales show a modest gain, largely driven by increased gas spending, and central banks maintain steady interest rates amid global uncertainties, the market is cautiously optimistic about economic fundamentals and potential earnings growth. In this environment, identifying undiscovered gems requires a focus on companies poised to benefit from resilient sectors and adaptable strategies that align with evolving market dynamics.

With the Canadian economy experiencing mixed signals, including a modest rise in retail sales largely driven by increased gas spending and steady interest rates from the Bank of Canada, investors are navigating a landscape filled with both challenges and opportunities. In this environment, dividend stocks on the TSX can offer stability and income potential, making them an attractive option for those looking to balance risk while capitalizing on resilient economic fundamentals.

Giant Mining Corp.'s (CSE:BFG) stock price has dropped 13% in the previous week, but insiders who sold CA$1.4m in stock...

Over the last year, a good number of insiders have significantly increased their holdings in Cargojet Inc. ( TSE:CJT...

What Chemtrade’s latest distribution and buyback mean for investors Chemtrade Logistics Income Fund (TSX:CHE.UN) has paired a fresh cash distribution with a new share repurchase plan, putting capital returns front and center for unitholders watching the stock. For April 2026, Chemtrade declared a cash distribution of CA$0.06 per unit, payable on May 29, 2026 to unitholders of record at the close of trading on April 30, 2026. Alongside this, the Board approved a buyback program that allows the...

Why ATCO is on investors’ radar today ATCO (TSX:ACO.X) has drawn fresh attention after recent share price moves, with the stock showing mixed short term returns but stronger performance over the past 3 months and year. See our latest analysis for ATCO. At a share price of CA$67.79, ATCO’s recent 90 day share price return of 16.1% contrasts with a softer 30 day move. The 1 year total shareholder return of 38.52% points to momentum that has been building over a longer horizon. If ATCO’s move...

In April 2026, Canadian Pacific Kansas City announced it had reached tentative long-term collective bargaining agreements with SMART-TD and BLET, consolidating 11 U.S. labor contracts into two hourly agreements covering about 1,700 Train & Engine employees across 11 states from 2025 to 2034. By streamlining multiple legacy contracts into a modern framework aligned with its integrated North American network, the company is seeking greater labor stability and operational flexibility while...

In its Q4 2025 earnings call, Fortis Inc. outlined its largest-ever five-year capital plan, committing $28.80 billion to regulated utility investments and reaffirming expectations for 7% rate base growth and 4–6% annual dividend increases through 2030. This substantial capital commitment underscores how Fortis is leaning on long-term, regulated infrastructure spending to reinforce earnings visibility and shareholder income priorities. Next, we’ll examine how Fortis’s $28.80 billion five-year...

Global markets are wrestling with shifting interest-rate expectations, inflation worries linked to energy prices, and renewed attention on sovereign debt. In that kind of backdrop, many investors are looking for reliability in their portfolio income rather than chasing the latest story. That is where the Dividend Fortresses screener comes in, focusing on companies with 5%+ dividend yields and an emphasis on resilience through different market conditions. In this article, you will see three of...

Recent performance context for First Capital Real Estate Investment Trust First Capital Real Estate Investment Trust (TSX:FCR.UN) has drawn fresh attention after a strong recent run, with the unit price rising about 14% over the past month and roughly 19% over the past 3 months. Over a longer horizon, the REIT’s total return is about 23% year to date and roughly 46% over the past year, while its 3 year and 5 year total returns stand near 72% and 65% respectively. See our latest analysis for...

AbraSilver Resource (TSX:ABRA) reported new assay results from four diamond drill holes at its Diablillos project in Argentina, with Oculto East intercepts extending mineralization beyond the current open pit constrained resource. See our latest analysis for AbraSilver Resource. These Oculto East drill results arrive at a time when momentum in AbraSilver Resource's shares has been strong, with a 30 day share price return of 54.55% and a very large 1 year total shareholder return that points...

Why the new rare earths ETF matters for Sprott (TSX:SII) Sprott (TSX:SII) is expanding its ETF lineup with the Sprott Rare Earths Ex-China ETF. This fund gives investors targeted exposure to rare earth companies outside China amid growing supply chain and security concerns. See our latest analysis for Sprott. The launch of the Rare Earths Ex-China ETF comes after a choppy stretch for the stock, with a 12.57% 7 day share price return decline and a 5.07% 30 day share price return. However, the...

Key recent performance snapshot Without a specific news catalyst, Air Canada (TSX:AC) has been moving on broader sentiment around travel demand and company fundamentals. The share price has shown mixed returns across different time frames. Over the past month, the stock has returned about 3.6%. The past 3 months show roughly a 3.5% decline, and the year-to-date performance reflects about a 6.2% decline. Over the past year, however, the total return sits around 31.8%, compared with a roughly...

Bell collaboration puts Celestica’s AI role in focus Celestica (TSX:CLS) is back on investor radar after announcing a collaboration with Bell to build a Canadian sovereign AI infrastructure stack, just days before its scheduled first quarter 2026 earnings report. See our latest analysis for Celestica. The Bell announcement lands on top of a sharp 44.3% 1 month share price return and a 35.3% year to date share price gain. The 1 year total shareholder return is extremely high, pointing to...

Key recent performance context for InterRent Real Estate Investment Trust InterRent Real Estate Investment Trust (TSX:IIP.UN) has seen mixed recent returns, with a 1 day move of about a 0.2% decline and a roughly 0.6% decline over the past week, while month performance is roughly flat. Over longer periods, the REIT shows a 24.3% 1 year total return and a 12.2% 3 year total return, with a slight 5 year total return loss of about 0.6%. These figures set the backdrop for assessing the current...

Why Teck Resources is back on investors’ radar Teck Resources (TSX:TECK.B) is drawing fresh attention after reporting first quarter 2026 results that featured record copper sales volumes, much higher earnings, and stronger profitability alongside confirmed guidance and steady operations. See our latest analysis for Teck Resources. The recent quarterly earnings beat, progress on the Anglo American merger, and a reaffirmed dividend sit behind strong momentum, with a 30 day share price return of...

Earlier in April 2026, Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce completed small callable fixed‑income offerings in euros and pounds and announced new senior unsecured fixed‑rate note issues, while its asset management arm declared April cash distributions for various CIBC ETFs. More significantly for investors, CIBC’s economists signalled expectations of slowing Canadian consumer spending and steady interest rates, highlighting how weaker household demand and higher gasoline costs could influence...