TSX:SLF
TSX:SLFInsurance

Is Sun Life (TSX:SLF) Balancing Earnings Growth and Capital Returns to Strengthen Its Investment Case?

Sun Life Financial announced in early August that its net income rose to CA$735 million for the second quarter of 2025, with the Board of Directors reaffirming a regular quarterly dividend of CA$0.88 per share and declaring dividends for various preferred share series, all to be paid in late September. Alongside these financial results, Sun Life U.S. appointed David Healy as President, expanded its Family Leave Insurance offering to additional states, and updated on its ongoing share buyback...
TSX:WTE
TSX:WTEInfrastructure

Do Westshore Terminals’ (TSX:WTE) Steady Dividends Reveal Resilience or Mask Underlying Earnings Challenges?

Westshore Terminals Investment Corporation has reported its second quarter and half-year 2025 earnings, showing declines in both revenue and net income compared to the previous year. Despite the softer financial results, the company continued its quarterly dividend payments, underscoring its commitment to returning value to shareholders. We’ll examine how the year-over-year decrease in quarterly earnings shapes Westshore Terminals Investment’s investment narrative going forward. We've found...
TSX:NGEX
TSX:NGEXMetals and Mining

Will NGEx Minerals' (TSX:NGEX) Widening Losses Test Investor Patience or Signal a Strategic Shift?

NGEx Minerals Ltd. recently reported its second quarter and six-month earnings for 2025, posting a net loss of C$21.39 million for the quarter and C$56.53 million for the half year, both significantly higher than the prior year. A key highlight is that the company's basic earnings per share from continuing operations also widened, reflecting increased operating challenges or expenses compared to last year. Let’s explore how the much larger net loss may reshape NGEx Minerals' investment...
TSX:CIGI
TSX:CIGIReal Estate

Did Colliers International Group's (TSX:CIGI) Upgraded 2025 Guidance Just Redefine Its Investment Narrative?

On July 31, 2025, Colliers International Group raised its earnings guidance for 2025 following stronger year-to-date results and the impact of acquisitions such as RoundShield, now projecting low-teens percentage revenue growth for the year. This upward revision is supported by analyst sentiment highlighting Colliers’ accelerating earnings per share growth and consistent positive estimate revisions, signaling improved confidence in future business performance. We’ll explore how the increased...
TSX:DML
TSX:DMLOil and Gas

How Investors Are Reacting To Denison Mines (TSX:DML) $250M Convertible Notes Offering and Midwest PEA Release

Denison Mines Corp. recently announced a private placement and fixed-income offering to issue US$250 million in convertible senior unsecured notes due 2031, alongside a Preliminary Economic Assessment (PEA) for the Midwest Main uranium project. The financing initiative coincides with a promising PEA showing robust uranium resource estimates, high grades, and strong projected economics for Denison's 25.17%-owned Midwest project. We'll explore how Denison's significant capital raise paired...
TSX:BTE
TSX:BTEOil and Gas

Why Is Baytex Energy (TSX:BTE) Prioritizing Net Income Over Production Growth?

Baytex Energy Corp. recently reported its second quarter and half-year 2025 results, highlighting lower production and revenue but increased net income compared to the previous year. Alongside these results, Baytex revised its full-year production guidance slightly downward, an adjustment that may affect investor expectations for future output levels. With production guidance revised downward, we'll explore how this development may alter Baytex Energy's previously discussed operating and...
TSX:SIA
TSX:SIAHealthcare

How Investors Are Reacting To Sienna Senior Living (TSX:SIA) Balancing Sales Growth and Sliding Earnings

Sienna Senior Living Inc. released its second quarter and half-year 2025 earnings, reporting sales growth to C$243.75 million for the quarter and C$478 million for the six months, while net income dropped compared to the previous year. This combination of higher revenues but lower earnings highlights a shift in the company's performance, suggesting increased operational costs or margin pressures. We'll explore how Sienna Senior Living's sales growth alongside declining earnings may shape the...
TSXV:NLH
TSXV:NLHHealthcare

Lithium Chile Leads Our TSX Penny Stock Picks

The Canadian market has seen improvements in labor productivity, which is helping to keep unit labor costs in check and providing consumers with positive real wage gains. This economic backdrop creates an interesting landscape for investors looking beyond the well-known names, where penny stocks—typically smaller or newer companies—can offer unique opportunities. Although the term may seem outdated, these stocks remain relevant as they often present underappreciated growth potential at lower...
TSX:NGD
TSX:NGDMetals and Mining

New Gold (TSX:NGD) Reports USD 308 Million in Q2 2025 Sales

New Gold (TSX:NGD) recently announced significant increases in sales and net income, reporting USD 308 million in sales and USD 69 million in net income for Q2 2025, up from the previous year. Despite a marginal dip in its copper production, the company's impressive financial performance, alongside a broader bullish sentiment driven by the stock market reaching all-time highs, likely contributed to the 25% uplift in its share price over the last quarter. These positive financial results...
TSXV:ZEN
TSXV:ZENMedical Equipment

August 2025's TSX Penny Stocks To Watch

The Canadian market has been experiencing positive developments, with labour productivity improving and corporate earnings growth rising, providing a supportive backdrop for investors. Amid these conditions, penny stocks—often smaller or newer companies—continue to hold potential when backed by strong financials. These stocks can offer a mix of affordability and growth potential, making them intriguing options for those looking to explore under-the-radar opportunities in the market.
TSX:NWC
TSX:NWCConsumer Retailing

3 TSX Dividend Stocks Offering Yields Up To 6.3%

As the Canadian economy navigates a landscape of improving labour productivity and stable inflation, investors are keeping a close eye on dividend stocks that offer attractive yields. In this context, finding stocks with solid earnings growth and sustainable dividends can be particularly appealing, providing both income and potential resilience in uncertain market conditions.