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Artificial intelligence in healthcare sits at the crossroads of two forces investors are watching closely right now: rapid advances in data driven tools and a global economy where growth, inflation, and interest rates are moving at different speeds across regions. While PMIs, rate expectations, and trade flows shift from the US to Europe and Asia, AI in healthcare is tied to a simpler idea: using data to improve diagnosis, treatment, and efficiency. This article highlights three stocks from...

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Cybersecurity stocks are back in focus as geopolitical tension, rising digital threats and stricter global rules put critical infrastructure, including shipping and logistics, under pressure. When trade routes and supply chains face disruption risks, attention often turns to companies that help protect data, networks and operational systems. This article looks at how the latest shipping and cybersecurity headlines could influence selected stocks from a Cybersecurity Stocks screener. You will...

Markets are sending mixed signals, with manufacturing holding up in some regions while services and consumer confidence soften, inflation and interest rate paths diverge, and bond yields swing with every data release and geopolitical headline. In this kind of push and pull, many investors are looking for stocks that aim to keep risk in check without giving up on growth potential. The Low-Risk Leaders screener focuses on the market’s more resilient companies, those with strong balance sheets...

Persistent inflation, firmer oil prices and questions around central bank credibility are reshaping the risk and return trade off across Canadian energy sector stocks. With CPI at 3.2% in May and essential costs up 39.8% since 2021, investors are rethinking which companies might handle prolonged price pressures and geopolitical shocks such as the war in Iran. This article explains how those forces relate to the Canadian Energy Sector Stocks screener and highlights 3 stocks that appear...

With the Federal Reserve keeping investors guessing on the path of interest rates and inflation signals sending mixed messages, many readers are looking for stocks that do not swing wildly each time a new data point hits the headlines. This article focuses on larger companies that have shown relatively lower price volatility and solid risk and health metrics, which some investors use as a way to seek steadier exposure when markets are choppy. Ahead, you will find 3 stocks from our low...

When headlines swing between stronger US manufacturing, mixed European growth signals, and shifting rate expectations across Asia and Latin America, it can be hard to know where to focus. One approach is to look beyond the crowded large caps and seek out smaller companies with solid fundamentals that many big funds are still ignoring. The High-Quality Undiscovered Gems screener is built for exactly that, highlighting under-the-radar stocks with the financial strength to handle different macro...

The U.S. Department of Energy’s Office of Energy Dominance Financing has now conditionally committed up to US$17.50 billion in loans to fund long-lead equipment for as many as ten Westinghouse AP1000 nuclear reactors in the United States. As a co-owner of Westinghouse, Cameco gains indirect exposure to this government-backed push to rebuild the large-scale nuclear reactor supply chain and accelerate reactor deployment. We’ll now examine how this sizeable DOE loan commitment to Westinghouse’s...

Why Dollarama’s latest quarter is drawing fresh attention Dollarama (TSX:DOL) has drawn fresh investor attention after reporting first quarter sales of CA$1,846.09 million and net income of CA$302.27 million, along with higher earnings per share versus a year earlier. The company also outlined plans for 60 to 70 net new Canadian store openings in Fiscal 2027. This level of expansion gives investors more concrete data to assess Dollarama’s current business momentum and capital allocation...

Heliostar Metals filed a US$450 million universal shelf registration and reported past drilling results that extend gold mineralization at the La Colorada mine’s Veta Madre pit in Sonora, Mexico, supporting its Veta Madre Plus expansion concept. The combination of extended mineralized zones, newly finalized permits, and ongoing engineering studies positions La Colorada as a more central asset in Heliostar’s growth plans. We will now examine how the Veta Madre Plus expansion work and drill...

Higher for longer interest rate expectations are reshaping how income investors think about dividend stocks. With the Federal Reserve sounding more hawkish and short term Treasury yields moving up, the trade off between bond income and equity income is changing fast. That puts more focus on companies with established dividend track records, measured payout ratios, and business models that can handle tighter financial conditions. This article looks at three dividend stocks that are closely...

HIVE Digital Technologies recently completed its first AI research project using GPUs in Asunción, Paraguay with Columbia University, showing that its A40 GPUs can match newer H100 systems for large‑language‑model training and supporting plans for a 100 MW HPC/AI campus there. Alongside this proof of concept, HIVE is broadening its role in AI infrastructure through a planned Tier III campus in Paraguay, ownership of the 32 MW Big Boden data center in Sweden, and a three‑year, US$220 million...

Kinaxis recently announced that ScottsMiracle-Gro has expanded its use of the Kinaxis Maestro platform to further modernize and unify supply chain planning across its North American operations, moving away from manual, fragmented workflows. This deeper deployment highlights how Kinaxis’ AI-powered scenario planning and real-time orchestration can help large consumer brands respond faster to demand swings, weather shifts, and production constraints. Next, we’ll examine how this deeper Maestro...

Why StorageVault Canada's latest asset purchase matters for shareholders StorageVault Canada (TSX:SVI) is back in focus after acquiring five storage assets for CA$62.5 million, a move that has coincided with recent share price gains and fresh questions about profitability. For you as an investor, this purchase sits alongside StorageVault Canada's existing self storage, portable storage, and management operations across Canada. It raises a few key questions: How might these new assets affect...

Recent analyst commentary on BlackBerry (TSX:BB) has zeroed in on its QNX and Secure Communications segments, as fresh research and product updates in cybersecurity and IoT are fueling renewed investor interest in the stock. See our latest analysis for BlackBerry. At around CA$12.54, BlackBerry’s recent 30 day share price return of 15.26% and year to date share price return of 140.23% sit alongside a 1 year total shareholder return of 111.47%. This suggests momentum has been building ahead of...

With the Canadian market navigating through economic uncertainty and inflation concerns, investors are keenly observing how these factors influence equity markets and interest rates. In this environment, identifying undervalued stocks like those on the TSX can provide opportunities for potential growth, particularly when they exhibit strong fundamentals and resilience amid evolving market conditions.

In the current Canadian market landscape, characterized by resilient household consumption and a "higher-for-longer" rate backdrop, investors are closely watching how inflation trends and energy prices may influence policy decisions. Amidst this environment, growth companies with high insider ownership can be particularly appealing as they often signal strong confidence from those closest to the business.

Amid economic uncertainty and inflationary pressures, the Canadian market remains resilient with steady retail sales and a supportive rate environment. In this context, penny stocks—often smaller or newer companies trading at lower price points—continue to offer intriguing opportunities for investors seeking growth potential. While the term may seem outdated, these stocks can still provide significant returns when backed by strong financials and solid fundamentals.

Geopolitical shocks around Ukraine and Russia’s energy infrastructure are rippling through global supply chains, and that often shows up first in stocks tied to moving, storing, and processing fuel. When refineries, pipelines, or export routes look vulnerable, some companies can see new demand and pricing power while others face higher risk and costs. This article focuses on three large energy infrastructure and pipeline operators from our Global Energy Infrastructure and Pipeline Operators...

In recent days, CGI announced it is powering European Space Agency’s Φsat-2 Earth observation mission via its Italy-developed Insula platform, while also expanding its global alliance with NetApp by adopting NetApp Keystone for block storage in its shared services platform and co-delivering data infrastructure services. Together with CGI’s role in founding the Quantum Communication Fieldlab Rotterdam, these moves highlight the company’s deepening involvement in AI-driven data processing,...

Why Pembina Pipeline’s Updated Outlook Matters Now Pembina Pipeline (TSX:PPL) recently raised its 2026 adjusted EBITDA guidance, putting fresh attention on how its long-term, fee-based contracts and ongoing growth projects might shape the company’s earnings profile. See our latest analysis for Pembina Pipeline. Pembina Pipeline’s recent guidance update comes after a strong run in the stock, with the share price up 26.45% year to date and the 1-year total shareholder return at 38.71%. The...

Silvercorp Metals recently reported updated NI 43-101 technical reports showing larger measured and indicated resources and reserves at its Ying and Gaocheng mines in China, alongside a detailed life-of-mine plan for Gaocheng. In parallel, the company approved a US$196.3 million budget to advance the Tulkubash and Kyzyltash gold projects in the Kyrgyz Republic, marking a meaningful step toward greater geographic and commodity diversification. Now we will examine how the expanded Ying and...

Specsavers Canada's new partnership with the PC Optimum rewards program puts Loblaw Companies (TSX:L) at the center of a broader loyalty ecosystem by linking grocery, pharmacy, and eyewear spending through a single points platform. See our latest analysis for Loblaw Companies. Loblaw Companies' share price has a CA$64.77 last close, with a 1 day share price return of 2.19% and a 30 day share price return of 5.44%. The 1 year total shareholder return of 14.17% sits within a much stronger...

Brookfield Asset Management (TSX:BAM) has entered a partnership with Telia Company and KTH Royal Institute of Technology to advance sovereign AI infrastructure and services in Sweden. The collaboration focuses on applying AI research and technology to sectors such as healthcare, education, and critical infrastructure. The initiative is intended to create a test bed for AI driven innovation, support entrepreneurship, and attract additional capital and talent to Sweden and Europe. For...