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Gildan Activewear (TSX:GIL) just gave investors something new to chew on by announcing its long-term outlook for net sales growth. The company now projects compound annual growth of 3% to 5% between 2026 and 2028. This update is likely to get both bulls and skeptics running through their numbers. For a company in the basics business, pinning down future growth is significant and often influences how the market prices in risk, reward, and staying power. Taking a quick step back, it has been a...

In August 2025, Royal Bank of Canada launched a no monthly fee bank account for Indigenous people nationwide, as part of its inaugural Reconciliation Action Plan developed in partnership with Indigenous-led organizations and over 400 community stakeholders. This move aims to advance financial inclusivity and deepen engagement with Indigenous communities, reinforcing RBC’s broader focus on social impact and customer accessibility across Canada. We’ll explore how this expanded Indigenous...

If you have been following BRP (TSX:DOO), the past week’s action likely made you pause and wonder what comes next. The company unveiled its new 2026 lineup, headlined by the Can-Am Outlander Electric and a completely overhauled Traxter. This positions BRP at the forefront of off-road innovation and electric powersports. Management emphasized their focus on electrification and indicated a willingness to pivot the business by selling off non-core brands, all while openly acknowledging tariffs...

CAE (TSX:CAE) just released its first quarter results, revealing both sales and net income on the rise compared to last year. The company reported CA$1,098.6 million in sales and net income of CA$57.2 million, up from CA$1,072.5 million and CA$48.3 million, respectively. For investors, this earnings uptick signals improving operational momentum and provides a fresh snapshot of how the business is managing growth and profitability. The market has been paying attention to CAE’s progress. The...

Westshore Terminals Investment Corporation recently reported that a fire on August 16, 2025, damaged the shiploader servicing Berth 1, resulting in a projected ten-week outage for repairs and no injuries reported. The company revised its 2025 throughput guidance downward by around 1.5-2 million tonnes due to the operational impact, with Berth 2 remaining functional to mitigate the disruption. We'll explore how the temporary loss of Berth 1 shapes Westshore's investment narrative by impacting...

BlackBerry (TSX:BB) just unveiled its next-generation QNX Operating System for Safety (QOS) 8.0, a major upgrade designed for mission-critical embedded systems across several industries. This launch is more than just a new product; it signals BlackBerry’s effort to strengthen its position in safety-focused technology, particularly as automotive companies advance toward more sophisticated driver assistance systems and digital cockpit applications. With safety, security, and performance...

In recent months, Methanex transitioned from a loss to profitability and saw significant insider share purchases, indicating growing internal confidence in its future outlook. This combination of improved financial performance and insider buying activity highlights a material shift in the company's fundamentals that has attracted increased investor interest. We'll now explore how Methanex's return to profitability and insider confidence may impact the investment outlook for the...

Gibson Energy (TSX:GEI) just wrapped up a major refinancing move, closing a private placement of $375 million in senior unsecured notes at 4.45%, due in 2032. This fresh injection of capital is earmarked for repaying maturing debt and supporting broader corporate needs. Moves like these can reshape a company’s debt profile for years to come. For investors, a debt refinancing such as this is a key signal, often reflecting management's view on future interest rates and raising questions about...

Lundin Mining (TSX:LUN) is making waves this week after announcing substantial operational improvements and a healthier balance sheet, supported by the recent sale of its European assets. With the company doubling down on its 2025 copper production guidance and moving the Vicuña Project forward, these updates are attracting attention from investors who are weighing growth opportunities against ongoing risks. For those tracking copper supply and industrial metals, these developments could...

If you have been watching Superior Plus (TSX:SPB) lately, the latest earnings announcement is tough to ignore. The company just posted a dramatic turnaround in its first-half results, swinging to a net income of $122.3 million from just $30.5 million a year ago, and narrowing quarterly losses at the same time. On top of that, management kept the dividend steady and completed a sizable share buyback, underscoring their willingness to put cash back in shareholders’ pockets. This combination of...

If you own H&R Real Estate Investment Trust (TSX:HR.UN) or are considering it for your portfolio, the latest news may have caught your attention. The trust recently released its second quarter results, showing a slight decline in sales compared to last year, but also a meaningful reduction in net losses. In addition to these results, management affirmed its monthly dividend, a move that indicates a continued commitment to consistent payouts even as the trust reports negative earnings. These...

CGI (TSX:GIB.A) just landed a multi-year contract with the Texas Comptroller of Public Accounts to overhaul the state’s financial backbone. The deal will see CGI replace several legacy systems with their Advantage® enterprise resource planning solution, a cloud-based platform built specifically for government. For investors, this is more than just another press release. It highlights CGI’s growing presence in the public sector and underscores demand for their software-as-a-service government...

NuVista Energy Ltd. confirmed its 2025 annual average production guidance of approximately 83,000 Boe/d, despite commissioning delays at the Pipestone Gas Plant, and noted early startup of operations in the greater Wapiti area. The company highlighted ongoing progress on its shareholder return strategy supported by financial stability, less intensive capital spending for late 2025, and opportunistic hedging activities. Let's explore how NuVista's resilience in maintaining production targets,...

If you are following Fairfax Financial Holdings (TSX:FFH), this week’s completion of a CAD 700 million debt financing could catch your attention. Fairfax just wrapped up two sizable issuances: CAD 400 million of 4.45% Senior Notes due 2035, and CAD 300 million of 5.10% Senior Notes due 2055. Management is keeping its options open for how to deploy the proceeds, mentioning uses like refinancing existing obligations, pursuing acquisitions or investments, or simply strengthening the cash...

If you have been watching Magna International (TSX:MG), now might be the time to take a closer look. The company is gearing up for the IAA Mobility 2025 showcase in Munich, where it will unveil new technologies in sustainable materials, powertrain systems, energy storage, and advanced driver assistance systems. At the same time, recent projections point to substantial profit growth in the next couple of years, and some valuation models still place Magna in undervalued territory. This...

If you have been watching Stantec (TSX:STN) lately, you might have noticed the stock attracting extra attention following its second quarter results. The company reported stronger year-over-year sales, revenue, and net income, and paired these numbers with an increase in full-year revenue growth guidance. While Stantec confirmed no recent buyback activity, the message was clear: business momentum is picking up, and management is comfortable enough to publicly raise their outlook for...

As the Canadian market navigates a period of economic uncertainty, highlighted by rate cuts from the Bank of Canada and a softening labor market, investors are exploring diverse opportunities to adapt to these shifts. Penny stocks, often misunderstood as relics of past trading eras, still offer potential for growth and affordability when backed by strong financial fundamentals. This article will explore three noteworthy penny stocks on the TSX that present compelling opportunities amidst...

If you’re wondering what to make of Birchcliff Energy (TSX:BIR) after its latest financial update, you’re not alone. The company just released its second quarter results, revealing a dip in quarterly revenues and a net loss versus last year, even though natural gas and overall production edged higher. Birchcliff’s management still reaffirmed its full-year production targets and kept its quarterly dividend intact. This indicates they aren’t rattled by one weak earnings print. This mix of...

Imperial Oil (TSX:IMO) has been catching investor attention as its shares continue to climb, spurred on by a well-timed combination of record-setting upstream production, successful cost containment, and a sharpened focus on shareholder returns. This momentum has been supported by management’s push into projects like the Strathcona renewable diesel facility and redevelopment at Cold Lake, signaling to the market that Imperial is intent on driving efficiency and emission reductions while...

Stella-Jones Inc. recently delivered a three-year total shareholder return of 102%, supported by 25% annual earnings per share growth over the same period. Significant insider share purchases during the past year indicate management’s confidence, even as analysts highlight potential challenges ahead. We'll examine how management's insider buying activity informs the updated investment narrative for Stella-Jones. Outshine the giants: these 20 early-stage AI stocks could fund your...

Earlier this week, the Crown Commercial Service announced that WSP and Guidehouse have been named as suppliers on its Management Consultancy Framework Four (MCF4), granting both firms access to key UK public sector consultancy contracts. Notably, WSP secured three lots on the framework, strengthening its advisory position in procurement, supply chain, and infrastructure for government clients. This new public sector mandate expands WSP’s reach in a crucial international market and could...

When a company surprises the market by increasing the size of a debt offering, investors tend to take notice. That is exactly what happened with goeasy (TSX:GSY) this week, as it closed a multi-currency senior unsecured note issuance that was larger than initially proposed. This reflects both demand for its debt and management’s willingness to take advantage of favorable funding conditions. The company also secured a currency swap to keep borrowing costs in check, which suggests a nimble...

Brookfield Renewable Partners (TSX:BEP.UN) has just filed a $2 billion shelf registration, allowing for future offerings of partnership units, preferred shares, or debt. For investors, moves like this can generate questions. A universal shelf registration such as this does not ensure an immediate share or bond issuance. Instead, it provides the company with the flexibility to raise capital quickly if opportunities or needs arise, including funding acquisitions or accelerating growth...

If you have been following Energy Fuels (TSX:EFR), yesterday’s announcement may have grabbed your attention. The company has just completed production of its first kilogram of 99.9% purity dysprosium oxide at its White Mesa Mill. This achievement underscores its goal of building a domestic, non-Chinese source for heavy rare earths. Along with a new Memorandum of Understanding with the Government of Madagascar to advance the Toliara project, this marks a key turning point for Energy Fuels and...