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BCE (TSX:BCE) has announced a $10 million investment in Canadian mental health initiatives tied to Bell Let's Talk Day 2026. The commitment brings the program's cumulative support to $194 million since its launch, now entering its 16th year. Bell Let's Talk remains positioned as Canada's largest national mental health campaign with growing public and stakeholder attention. BCE, the parent of Bell Canada, operates across telecom and media, where brand trust and community profile matter to...

Why Sun Life Financial (TSX:SLF) is back on investors’ radar Recent interest in Sun Life Financial (TSX:SLF) is tied to its higher than average P/E ratio of 16.52, as well as the appointment of Frankie Leung as chief agency officer for Asia. See our latest analysis for Sun Life Financial. At a share price of CA$86.37, Sun Life Financial has shown steady momentum, with a 30-day share price return of 1.10% and a 5-year total shareholder return of 80.50%. This performance suggests interest that...

If you are wondering whether Royal Bank of Canada shares are offering fair value at current levels, you are not alone. This article focuses on what the recent share price means for valuation. The stock last closed at C$232.31, with returns of 38.0% over 1 year and 166.6% over 5 years. The moves over the past 7 days, 30 days and year to date have been relatively flat at around a 1% decline. Recent coverage has focused on Royal Bank of Canada as one of the major Canadian banks, with investors...

Mainstreet Equity (TSX:MEQ) has doubled its quarterly cash dividend to CA$0.08 per share for the quarter ending December 31, 2025, a change that can matter for income focused investors. See our latest analysis for Mainstreet Equity. At a share price of CA$173.91, Mainstreet Equity has a 1 day share price return of 0.82%, while its year to date share price return of a 4.93% decline and 1 year total shareholder return of a 14.51% decline suggest recent weakness contrasts with stronger 3 and 5...

Air Canada has begun wage arbitration with the Canadian Union of Public Employees after flight attendants voted over 99% to reject the airline’s final wage offer, following months of tense negotiations and federal intervention around their right to strike. The move to binding arbitration puts Air Canada’s labour relations and future cabin-crew cost structure under a spotlight, with implications for service reliability and operating flexibility. Next, we examine how this shift to binding...

What Lightspeed Commerce’s recent performance tells you Without a specific news announcement driving attention, interest in Lightspeed Commerce (TSX:LSPD) today largely reflects its recent share performance and financial profile, which together are giving investors fresh data points to consider. See our latest analysis for Lightspeed Commerce. At a share price of $15.28, Lightspeed Commerce’s recent 1 day share price return of 0.33% sits against a weaker backdrop, with a 30 day share price...

Kootenay Silver Inc. recently reported additional assay results from nine drill holes at its Columba high-grade silver project in Chihuahua, Mexico, part of a fully funded 50,000-meter program aimed at expanding its 54.1 Moz inferred silver resource that remains open in all directions. Alongside this aggressive drilling, the company has engaged Sacré-Davey Engineering Inc. and Canenco Consulting Corp. to prepare a Preliminary Economic Assessment for its La Cigarra project, underscoring a...

Canadian Natural Resources (TSX:CNQ) is in advanced talks to acquire a major natural gas asset portfolio from Tourmaline Oil. The package centers on Tourmaline’s Peace River natural gas business in Alberta. Regulatory filings have been submitted, signaling that negotiations are well progressed. The potential deal value is reported at more than $1b. For you as an investor, this potential move matters because TSX:CNQ is already one of Canada’s largest oil and gas producers, with a mix of...

In recent trading, Enghouse Systems drew attention as its shares touched a new 12‑month low amid heavier‑than‑usual volume and cautious brokerage commentary. This combination of increased trading activity and more restrained analyst views has sharpened investor focus on the company’s enterprise software operations across customer interaction and asset management markets. Next, we will examine how the more cautious analyst commentary may influence Enghouse Systems’ investment narrative and...

In recent commentary, Stifel Canada analyst Justin Keywood highlighted pharmacy feedback showing a December spike in influenza cases, which he linked to potentially strong past fourth and upcoming first quarter results for Jamieson Wellness, given its meaningful Canadian revenue exposure. Keywood also indicated that Jamieson Wellness may be preparing to restart M&A activity, a move that could expand its scale and make it a more compelling acquisition candidate. We’ll now examine how the...

Why the Alberta EnviroFuels outage matters for Keyera Keyera (TSX:KEY) has reported an extended unplanned shutdown at its Alberta EnviroFuels facility after a critical component failure. This will keep the iso octane plant offline until May 2026 and has prompted an early major turnaround. Because Alberta EnviroFuels is a key part of Keyera’s liquids business, the outage is expected to affect 2026 realized margins, maintenance capital spending, and guidance. This helps explain the recent stock...

Chartwell Retirement Residences ( TSE:CSH.UN ) has announced that it will pay a dividend of CA$0.051 per share on the...

If you are wondering whether Brookfield Asset Management is attractively priced right now, it helps to separate short term share moves from the underlying long term value story. The stock last closed at $69.82, with returns of 4.2% decline over 7 days, 3.1% decline over 30 days, 4.9% decline year to date, but an 80.2% gain over 3 years and an 11.6% decline over 1 year, which can signal changing expectations and risk perceptions among investors. Recent news flow has focused on Brookfield...

The Canadian market has demonstrated remarkable stability, with the TSX hitting record highs despite a barrage of geopolitical and policy-related headlines. In such a resilient market, investors often look beyond the noise to focus on fundamentals, which can be particularly rewarding when considering penny stocks. Although the term "penny stocks" might seem outdated, these smaller or newer companies can offer unique opportunities for growth and value when backed by strong financials.

In January 2026, Emera’s board declared a quarterly dividend of C$0.7325 per common share and specific quarterly dividends across seven series of First Preferred Shares, all payable on or after February 13, 2026 to shareholders of record as of January 30, 2026. Around the same time, Bank of America downgraded Emera’s stock citing valuation concerns, even as the company announced a C$20.00 billion five-year capital plan and reaffirmed its earnings guidance. Next, we’ll examine how Bank of...

First Capital REIT announced a 2.5% increase in its annualized cash distribution to $0.912 per unit, with the January 2026 payout of $0.076 per unit scheduled for February 16, 2026 to unitholders of record as of January 30, 2026. This distribution increase highlights management’s confidence in the REIT’s cash flow profile and may appeal to income-focused investors in Canada’s retail real estate sector. We’ll now examine how this 2.5% distribution increase shapes First Capital REIT’s...

If you are wondering whether Ivanhoe Mines is attractively priced right now, it helps to first line up the recent share performance with what the current valuation is actually implying. The stock most recently closed at $16.08, with a 10.6% gain over the last 30 days sitting alongside a small 0.2% return year to date and a 2.5% decline over the past year. Taken together, this gives a mixed picture of how the market is currently treating the shares. Over a longer stretch, investors have seen...

If you are wondering whether IGM Financial’s current share price stacks up well against its underlying worth, you are not alone. This article focuses squarely on what you might be paying for each dollar of value in the business. The stock last closed at $66.00, with returns of 3.2% over 7 days, 6.9% over 30 days, 6.6% year to date, 53.4% over 1 year and 148.0% over 5 years. A run like that often prompts investors to ask whether the current price still makes sense. Recent market attention on...

In January 2026, Jaguar Mining reported that its 2025 gold production and tonnes milled fell sharply year over year, even as head grades and recoveries improved, and also received Brazilian National Mining Agency approval to restart key operations at its MTL Complex following a prior tailings-related suspension. At the same time, the company refreshed its leadership bench with a new Chief Financial Officer, Corporate Secretary, and Vice President of Investor Relations, underscoring an...

As the Canadian market navigates a landscape filled with geopolitical tensions and policy shifts, fundamentals continue to steer the course, with low energy prices and moderating inflation anchoring stability. In this environment of broadening earnings and solid growth, identifying stocks that may be trading below their estimated value involves focusing on these enduring economic strengths rather than headline volatility.

In the Canadian market, fundamentals are taking center stage as investors navigate a landscape marked by geopolitical tensions and U.S. policy changes, with the TSX reaching record highs amidst this backdrop. In such an environment, growth companies with high insider ownership often attract attention for their potential to leverage solid economic fundamentals and resilient corporate strategies to drive long-term value.

As the Canadian market continues to demonstrate resilience amid geopolitical tensions and U.S. policy changes, fundamentals like low energy prices and solid growth have helped maintain stability, with the TSX reaching record highs. In this context, penny stocks—though a term from earlier trading days—remain relevant for investors seeking opportunities in smaller or less-established companies. By focusing on those with strong financials and potential for growth, investors may uncover valuable...

As we enter 2026, the Canadian market has demonstrated remarkable resilience amid a flurry of geopolitical tensions and U.S. policy shifts, with fundamentals like low energy prices and solid growth anchoring market stability. In this environment, identifying undiscovered gems requires a keen eye for stocks that not only withstand headline volatility but also capitalize on broadening market leadership and robust economic indicators.

In January 2026, Canada Nickel Company Inc. reported that Ontario had named its Crawford Nickel Project as the second mining development to advance under the province's new One Project, One Process framework, and separately disclosed a very large increase in contained nickel resources at its Reid deposit based on updated drilling data. Together, the government’s streamlined permitting support for a key critical minerals project and the independently prepared, CIM-compliant resource upgrade...