Cite our data
Cite our data: the Canadian market datasets The Maple Markets publishes and maintains — TSX breadth, movers and heat map, financing and dilution tracking, drilling and mining project intelligence — each with a ready-made citation line.
Every dataset below is free to quote in reporting, research and presentations with a credit to The Maple Markets and a live link to the source page. Republishing terms are on the press page.
TSX and TSXV market breadth
Advancers, decliners, new highs and lows and percentage above moving averages across the Canadian listed universe.
- Measures
- Advance/decline counts, new highs and lows, participation ratios
- Cadence
- Updated each trading session
The Maple Markets (2026). TSX and TSXV market breadth. https://themaplemarkets.ca/en/markets/breadthCanadian market heat map and movers
Session performance by sector and by issuer across the largest Canadian listings, with the day's leading gainers and decliners.
- Measures
- Session percentage change, sector aggregation, volume
- Cadence
- Updated each trading session
The Maple Markets (2026). Canadian market heat map and movers. https://themaplemarkets.ca/en/markets/heatmapFinancing and dilution radar
Announced Canadian equity financings — bought deals, private placements, LIFE offerings — with size, pricing and warrant terms so dilution is measurable rather than anecdotal.
- Measures
- Deal size, price, warrant coverage, issuer, announcement date
- Cadence
- Updated as filings are published
The Maple Markets (2026). Financing and dilution radar. https://themaplemarkets.ca/en/intel/financingsDrilling and mining project intelligence
Reviewed Canadian mining projects and reported drill results, normalised so intervals and grades can be compared across issuers.
- Measures
- Project, operator, interval, grade, reported date
- Cadence
- Reviewed and updated continuously
The Maple Markets (2026). Drilling and mining project intelligence. https://themaplemarkets.ca/en/intel/drillingMachine-readable access
Newsroom headlines are published as an RSS feed at /en/rss.xml, and a plain-language summary of the site for language models is at /llms.txt. Need a bulk extract or an API for research? Ask the data desk.