Investor Outlook

Linamar CEO Jim Jarrell discusses third-quarter earnings and growth plans for the Canadian auto parts and industrial equipment manufacturer.

Cameco CEO Tim Gitzel discusses uranium production, nuclear energy demand and the company’s approach to growth.

Aritzia’s five-year growth plan draws confidence from its record of exceeding financial targets, says Stifel analyst Martin Landry.

Construction firms are embracing AI, but only eight per cent report significant value from their investments, according to a Kahua survey.

Jay Jacobs discusses BlackRock’s new XBAI ETF on the TSX and the investment strategy behind its approach to artificial intelligence.

A proposed Alabama graphite plant could help reduce U.S. reliance on China, with construction targeted for 2027 and production for 2028.

Aritzia raises its full-year forecast as U.S. demand fuels growth. Mauricio Serna discusses the retailer’s earnings and competitive position.

Nicolas Lamp examines Stelco’s planned layoffs and Ottawa’s options as the U.S. trade war challenges Canada’s steel industry.

Nike’s turnaround faces hurdles in China and sportswear, while stronger running sales offer a bright spot after disappointing earnings.

Koné mine pours first gold ahead of schedule as Montage Gold’s CEO discusses annual production targets and growth plans in Africa.

Derrick Pattenden discusses how Indigenous mining royalties could support economic reconciliation in Canada.

Costco’s latest results put consumer spending in focus as households face higher prices and investors watch for signs of strain.

QNX growth lifts BlackBerry’s annual forecast as a commercial truck software win adds more than US$100 million to its royalty backlog.

Canada’s nation-building projects are driving demand for remote accommodations, modular space and workforce logistics.

Canada’s largest venture fund will target 12 fast-growing companies with the potential to reach trillion-dollar valuations.