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PrairieSky Royalty Ltd. recently reported past second-quarter 2026 results showing revenue of C$178.0 million and net income of C$95.4 million, alongside modest growth in royalty production volumes across crude oil, NGLs and natural gas. The Board also approved a third-quarter 2026 dividend of C$0.265 per share and confirmed completion of a C$74.8 million share buyback program covering 3,008,664 shares, reinforcing its focus on returning cash to shareholders while production and earnings...

BCE stock has delivered a decline of about 33% over the past three years. On current checks it still screens as attractively priced, which raises the question of whether the market is being too pessimistic on the valuation. Around a 33.2% share price decline over the last three years suggests sentiment toward BCE has been weak for a sustained period, even before looking at today’s valuation signals. Partnerships such as the recent quantum, cybersecurity and AI infrastructure collaboration...

AI small caps sit in an interesting corner of the market right now. While headlines focus on inflation, interest rates and bond yields from the United States to South Korea and France, smaller companies tied to machine learning, automation and data intelligence are where early-stage ideas are being built. The AI Small Caps screener is designed to filter this crowded space for focused businesses that align with this theme. In this article, you will see three stocks from the screener that...

Altius Minerals (TSX:ALS) has agreed to a C$181.5 million bought deal public offering of 3,000,000 common shares at C$60.50. The offering represents a material capital raise tied to recent acquisitions and balance sheet strength. See our latest analysis for Altius Minerals. Despite the equity raise being priced close to the market, Altius Minerals' current share price of CA$57.46 comes after a 39.26% year to date share price return and a very strong 110.91% total shareholder return over the...

Grocery shelves are telling a clear story right now, with U.S. unit sales down 1.8% in June and shoppers trading into cheaper options after prices climbed roughly 33% since 2019. That pressure is pushing both food producers and retailers to lean harder on promotions and private label ranges, which can change the balance of power across the sector. For investors, this screener focuses on companies tied to that shift, where value-focused grocery and strong store brands sit at the center of the...

Blue Ant Media (TSX:BAMI) just posted its Q3 2026 numbers, with revenue at CA$125.6 million and a loss per share of CA$0.64 setting the tone for the latest update. The company has seen quarterly revenue move from CA$38.4 million in Q2 2025 to CA$55.7 million in Q3 2025, CA$63.7 million in Q4 2025, and then CA$80.5 million, CA$70.0 million and CA$125.6 million across the first three quarters of 2026. Over the same period, basic EPS shifted from a profit of CA$1.33 in Q4 2025 to losses of...

Imperial Oil (TSX:IMO) is back in focus after Canada, Alberta, and major oil sands producers advanced the West Coast Oil Pipeline project, which is tied to emissions reduction commitments and the Pathways carbon capture initiative. See our latest analysis for Imperial Oil. The recent agreement on the West Coast Oil Pipeline comes as Imperial Oil’s share price has been broadly steady in the short term, with the 7 day share price return down 1.6% but the year to date share price return up...

Government contract puts Exchange Income in focus Exchange Income (TSX:EIF) is back on investors’ radar after subsidiary PAL Aerospace secured a role on a government contract worth about CA$750 million, tied to the Royal Canadian Air Force’s Future Aircrew Training program. See our latest analysis for Exchange Income. The government contract news has arrived while Exchange Income’s share price has climbed strongly, with a 90 day share price return of 27.02% and a year to date share price...

The Canadian market has been buoyed by strong performances in the energy and material sectors, contributing to an anticipated 32% growth in earnings for the TSX in the second quarter. For investors looking beyond established giants, penny stocks—often smaller or newer companies—remain a relevant investment area with potential surprises. Despite being viewed as a relic of past market eras, these stocks can offer a blend of affordability and growth potential when supported by robust financials.

Why the Cigar Lake restart matters for Cameco investors Cameco (TSX:CCO) has restarted production at its Cigar Lake uranium mine after a brief suspension tied to processing issues at the partner operated McClean Lake mill, with shipments and its 2026 output outlook unchanged. This removes a recent operational question mark around a key asset and shifts the focus back to how Cameco’s broader uranium and fuel services business might respond if production at Cigar Lake continues to run in line...

BRP (TSX:DOO) just opened its largest global distribution and logistics center in Saint Philippe, Quebec, centralizing parts, accessories, and apparel for its powersports and marine brands into a single global hub. See our latest analysis for BRP. Against this backdrop, BRP’s share price has moved to CA$84.44, with a 12.23% 90 day share price return but a decline of 14.28% year to date. The 1 year total shareholder return of 28.79% contrasts with weaker 3 and 5 year total shareholder returns,...

Brookfield (TSX:BN) is putting its growing insurance platform at the center of its long term plan, with more than $180b in insurance assets and a goal of reaching $350b by 2030. See our latest analysis for Brookfield. Brookfield's recent focus on insurance arrives after a mixed share price stretch, with the stock down 2.6% year to date yet supported by a strong 3 year total shareholder return of 102.9%. This suggests long term momentum remains intact despite shorter term swings. If you are...

With inflation signals mixed, rate paths in flux and growth data sending different messages across regions, many investors are looking for stability first and returns second. The Low-Risk Leaders screener focuses on companies with strong balance sheets and the lowest risk scores in the model, aiming to give you a sturdier foundation when headlines are noisy. Instead of trying to guess the next hot sector, this theme centers on resilience and financial strength. In this article, three stocks...

Amerigo Resources Ltd. recently reported that its Minera Valle Central operation increased Q2 2026 copper production to 16.91 million pounds and confirmed first-half copper and molybdenum output tracking ahead of internal annual guidance, alongside higher year-on-year sales volumes. The company also declared a CAD 0.18 per-share performance dividend, signalling management’s confidence in operational execution and cash-generating capacity following a high-availability, safety-focused first...

As the Canadian market navigates through a period of robust earnings growth, driven primarily by the energy and materials sectors, investors are keenly observing whether this momentum will sustain beyond the second quarter. With earnings expected to grow significantly, identifying stocks priced below their estimated value becomes crucial for those looking to capitalize on potential opportunities in an evolving market landscape.

The Canadian market, much like its U.S. counterpart, has seen robust earnings growth driven by the energy and materials sectors, contributing to a strong performance for the TSX in recent quarters. In this context of sector-driven growth, penny stocks—though an old term—remain relevant as they often represent smaller or newer companies with potential for significant value and growth. This article will explore several penny stocks that are noteworthy for their financial strength and potential...

As the Canadian market experiences robust earnings growth, largely propelled by the energy and material sectors, investors are keenly observing whether this momentum will sustain beyond the second quarter's peak. In this dynamic environment, identifying promising small-cap stocks that can thrive amidst these conditions requires a focus on companies with solid fundamentals and potential for long-term growth.

NFI Group (TSX:NFI) has drawn fresh attention after arranging a C$350 million senior unsecured notes offering and amending its revolving credit facilities. These moves are aimed at refinancing debt and increasing balance sheet flexibility. See our latest analysis for NFI Group. NFI Group’s refinancing news lands after a strong run in the stock, with a 7 day share price return of 12.63% and a 90 day share price return of 28.34%. The 3 year total shareholder return of 131.95% contrasts with a 5...

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