A well-known Canadian company has become notably cheaper than it has been in years, prompting some long-term investors and analysts to say this might be a good entry point — but only if you understand its risks and business fundamentals. When a quality business trades at below-average valuation levels relative to its historical norms, it…

Investors with a long time horizon — especially those planning to hold through economic cycles and reinvest earnings — often look for companies with structural growth drivers, strong competitive advantages, and the ability to compound cash flow over decades. Two Canadian names fit this profile and could, in theory, help patient investors grow a significant…

As 2025 closes, certain well-positioned Canadian companies stand out for potential strength heading into 2026. These aren’t speculative picks but fundamentally sound businesses with clear catalysts that could help drive earnings and share price appreciation. For investors with a long-term perspective — especially within tax-advantaged accounts like a TFSA or RRSP — establishing positions now…

For investors building a Tax-Free Savings Account (TFSA) with a long horizon, choosing a single high-quality Canadian stock that can be held “forever” isn’t about guessing the next hot sector — it’s about finding a business with durable competitive advantages, predictable cash flows, and a history of strong capital allocation. One Canadian company stands out…

A powerful structural shift is taking place in the global economy, and it’s poised to influence Canadian investment strategies throughout 2026 and beyond. The megatrend centres on clean energy and electrification, driven by rising demand for renewable power, electric vehicles (EVs), battery storage systems, and the materials and infrastructure that support these technologies. Rather than…

As the year draws to a close and investors watch for a traditional “year-end rally,” certain Canadian stocks appear well-positioned to benefit if markets gain momentum. Rather than chasing recent performance or short-term trends, focusing on companies with strong earnings, resilient business models, and attractive valuations may offer a more disciplined way to participate in…

Canadian small-cap stocks can be among the most high-reward, high-risk opportunities for growth-oriented investors — and as we head into 2026, a couple of names stand out because of clear upcoming catalysts and business transformation potential. These companies are markedly different from large, established blue chips: their valuations are smaller, their businesses more agile, and…

For investors with about $1,000 to allocate, focusing on high-quality dividend stocks can be a disciplined way to start building income and long-term wealth. Dividend stocks offer a combination of potential share price appreciation and regular cash payouts, which can be especially powerful inside tax-advantaged accounts like a TFSA where dividends grow tax-free. Below are…

Tax-Free Savings Accounts remain one of the most powerful tools available to Canadian investors, especially for those focused on long-term wealth building. With investment gains and income sheltered from taxes, choosing high-quality stocks that combine growth potential with durability can make a meaningful difference over time. For investors looking to put new TFSA contributions to…

Many Canadians are confronting heightened stress and burnout during the holiday season, even as this period is traditionally associated with rest and celebration. Rather than feeling refreshed, a growing number of people report feeling overwhelmed by a combination of social pressures, financial strain, and ongoing work-life demands. This trend reflects broader shifts in how Canadians…

British energy major BP plc has reached an agreement to sell a majority stake — roughly 65 per cent — in its Castrol lubricants business to U.S. investment firm Stonepeak Partners as part of a strategic effort to streamline operations and strengthen its balance sheet. The transaction values the Castrol unit at approximately US$10.1 billion,…

A U.S. federal judge has upheld the Trump administration’s policy requiring a $100,000 fee on new H-1B work-visa applications, allowing the controversial immigration cost to move forward despite legal challenges from business groups and several states. The decision affirms that the administration can impose the substantial charge on certain foreign workers and employers as part…

Ontario’s minister responsible for economic development, trade and job creation has announced a clear shift in focus for 2026, centering on defence-related investment and industrial expansion as a core strategy for maintaining economic momentum amid ongoing global trade uncertainty. Over the past year, the minister — Vic Fedeli — traveled to around 20 countries in…

Canada is entering a critical phase of trade negotiations with the United States ahead of a scheduled review of the Canada-U.S.-Mexico Agreement (CUSMA) in early 2026, and voices from labour and industry are urging the federal government to remain firm rather than rush into a deal that could undermine Canadian interests. Unifor national president Lana…

Bitcoin’s price action has slowed and failed to sustain gains near major psychological levels, even as broader financial markets show signs of strength, leaving the cryptocurrency stuck around the $87,000 area and “missing out” on bullish sentiment that has lifted other assets. Recent trading data show that BTC–USD has been unable to break decisively higher,…