TSX Closes in May Lower as Energy Earnings Weigh and Banks Reflect Soft GDP Data

Celestica Revenue Surges 44% on AI Data Center Boom, Stock Crosses $400 Mark

Celestica reported December quarter revenue of $3.7 billion, up 44% year-over-year, driven by explosive demand for AI infrastructure from hyperscale cloud providers. Adjusted earnings jumped nearly 70% to $1.89 per share as the Toronto-based hardware manufacturer capitalized on its market-leading position in high-bandwidth networking equipment. The company now commands 41% market share across 200-gigabit, 400-gigabit,…

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Canadian Natural Resources Hits 26-Year Dividend Streak With 75% Cash Flow Return Policy

Canadian Natural Resources posted record production of 1,571,000 barrels of oil equivalent per day in 2025, marking what company executives called the best operational year in the firm’s history. The Calgary-based energy giant announced its 26th consecutive annual dividend increase, maintaining a 20% compound annual growth rate over that period while trading with a 3.7%…

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Bank of Canada Rate Decision in Focus as TSX Prices Stability — But Undervalues Hawkish Risk

TSX Slips 0.3% Despite Middle East Ceasefire Hope as Energy Gains Offset Banking Weakness

The Toronto Stock Exchange closed Thursday at 34,052 points, down 103 points in a session marked by conflicting signals from geopolitical developments and sector rotation. The modest decline came despite President Trump announcing a 10-day ceasefire between Israel and Lebanon, alongside progress on reopening the Strait of Hormuz. Energy stocks led the gains as oil…

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Gold Miners Split as Haywood Calls Pullback a Buying Opportunity, BMO Raises Targets 15%

Canadian Tech Stocks Bleed on AI Disruption Fears as Shopify Drops 22%

Fears of artificial intelligence disruption have hammered Canada’s largest technology stocks, with the five biggest laggards in the S&P/TSX 60 Index all sharing a common thread: investor panic over chatbots replacing traditional software. Shopify, Constellation Software, Open Text, Thomson Reuters, and CGI Group have dropped an average of 24 percent year-to-date as AI anxiety grips…

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TSX Dividend Stocks: Reliable Payouts Under Pressure as Canada's Recession Reality Sinks In

TC Energy and Enbridge Dividend Yields Hit 4 Percent as Pipeline Stocks Gain Defensive Appeal

TC Energy is yielding approximately 4 percent as pipeline infrastructure stocks attract defensive capital amid AI stock volatility and oil supply uncertainty. The company’s regulated cash flows from natural gas pipelines and energy infrastructure provide predictable dividends insulated from commodity price swings, with recent spinoff South Bow capturing oil pipeline assets while TC Energy focuses…

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Wheaton Precious Metals Corp (TSE: WPM) – Premium Valuation Limits Upside Despite High-Quality Model

Cenovus Energy Dividend Growth Outpaces Peers as Integrated Model Shields Against Oil Swings

Cenovus Energy increased its dividend 11.11 percent over the past year while delivering a staggering 74.26 percent annualized growth rate over five years, reflecting aggressive capital return acceleration as integrated operations provide downside protection against oil price volatility. The company’s 2.23 percent yield is supported by a conservative 36.28 percent payout ratio, leaving substantial room…

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AtkinsRéalis and CPKC Positioned for Canada's $100B Nation-Building Infrastructure Push

Bank of Nova Scotia Pullback Sparks Debate on Canadian Bank Valuations After 2025 Rally

Bank of Nova Scotia has retreated to $96 from $105 last month, offering a 4.5 percent dividend yield as investors reassess Canadian bank valuations following a massive 2025 rally. The Big Six banks avoided the predicted mortgage cliff, with defaults far below feared levels despite two million mortgages renewing at rates 2-3 percentage points higher…

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Celestica Surges on AI Infrastructure Boom Despite Hyperscaler Concentration Risk

Celestica jumped 11 percent in early April after raising its 2026 revenue outlook to $17 billion, projecting 37 percent growth driven by unprecedented demand from data center customers building AI infrastructure. The Toronto-based hardware manufacturer reported Q4 2025 EPS of $2.56, beating estimates by 5.8 percent, while full-year revenue grew 28 percent to $12.4 billion….

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Bank of Canada Rate Decision in Focus as TSX Prices Stability — But Undervalues Hawkish Risk

Canadian Natural Resources Hits 26-Year Dividend Streak as Oil Volatility Reshapes Energy Sector

Canadian Natural Resources has raised its dividend for the 26th consecutive year, cementing its position as one of Canada’s most reliable energy income plays amid heightened Middle East tensions driving oil price volatility. The Calgary-based producer now returns 75 percent of free cash flow to shareholders through dividends and buybacks, up from 60 percent previously,…

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