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A chronological tape of the Canadian capital markets: reviewed financings, filings, insider trades and halts, 52-week highs and lows, outsized moves, community activity and Maple's own coverage, in one filterable feed.

  1. Outsized gain

    Reklaim Ltd. (MYID.V) up 40.0%

    TSX Venture · $566,239 traded at $0.39

    +40.00%
  2. Outsized gain

    Aurora Cannabis Inc. (ACB.TO) up 20.4%

    TSX · $12.7M traded at $7.09

    +20.37%
  3. Outsized gain

    5N Plus Inc. (VNP.TO) up 15.3%

    TSX · $11.0M traded at $30.14

    +15.26%
  4. Outsized gain

    Hut 8 Corp. (HUT.TO) up 15.0%

    TSX · $39.2M traded at $88.50

    +15.04%
  5. Outsized decline−12.77%
  6. Outsized gain

    Collective Mining Ltd. (CNL.TO) up 12.7%

    TSX · $4.0M traded at $16.10

    +12.75%
  7. Outsized gain

    Fiserv, Inc. (FISV.TO) up 11.7%

    TSX · $717,532 traded at $5.84

    +11.66%
  8. Outsized gain+10.90%
  9. Outsized gain

    Sigma Lithium Corporation (SGML.V) up 10.8%

    TSX Venture · $402,224 traded at $7.98

    +10.83%
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  24. Maple coverage

    Ivanhoe Mines Reports Tuesday on a 76,401-Tonne Copper Quarter

    Ivanhoe Mines publishes its third-quarter 2026 financial results after the market closes on November 3 and holds its call on November 4. The production is already public: 76,401 tonnes of copper from Kamoa-Kakula, a record 77,147 tonnes of zinc from Kipushi, and guidance held. The results add the earnings, costs and balance sheet behind those tonnes, with the shares at C$9.00 at the November 2 close.

  25. Maple coverage

    Myriad Uranium Closes Its 55,000-Hectare Los Altares Purchase in Argentina

    Myriad Uranium closed its purchase of the Los Altares project in central Chubut, Argentina, on November 2, 2026, taking 100 per cent of about 55,000 hectares beside Argentina's best-known uranium district for C$300,000 in cash, 1,571,268 shares and a 2 per cent royalty. The company plans to compile the roughly 12,500 metres of historical drilling and test the sandstone for in-situ recovery; no resource has been estimated on the property.

  26. Maple coverage

    Uranium One Starts First Paraguay Uranium Program After Permit

    Uranium One Mining Corp. (CSE: UUU) has its Prospection Permit from Paraguay's mining ministry and said on November 2, 2026 that its inaugural exploration program is underway on the roughly 90,000-hectare Yuty Prometeo uranium project. Its Prometeo block is contiguous with Uranium Energy Corp.'s Yuty project, a defined resource UEC says preliminary studies indicate is amenable to in-situ recovery. Historical Anschutz records on Prometeo include 0.05 to 0.10 per cent U3O8 over 107 metres, and San Jose adds a second, larger target area.

  27. Maple coverage

    Copper One Intersects Visually Identified Native Copper in First Phase 2 Hole at Majuba Hill

    Copper One Resources has completed the first hole of its Phase 2 program at Majuba Hill, Nevada, a week after announcing that drilling had begun. Hole MHB-39 ran 210 feet deeper than planned to follow persistent silicification and intersected visually identified copper oxides at 820 feet and native copper at 1,090 feet, inside the company's oxide and enriched range. The past-producing mine has about 95,000 feet of drilling, working capital stood at C$19.1 million on October 14 by the company's figure, and assays will set the grades.

  28. Maple coverage

    Capstone Copper Sets a Record US$358 Million Quarter as Mantoverde Expands

    Capstone Copper reported third-quarter 2026 adjusted EBITDA of US$358.3 million, its eighth record quarter in a row, on a realized copper price of US$6.61 a pound. Production fell to 45,218 tonnes as a crusher rebuild slowed Pinto Valley, and the company moved its 2026 guidance to the low end for output and the high end for cost while the Mantoverde expansion reached a record daily rate in October.

  29. Maple coverage

    Kinross Gold's Third Quarter: 425,000 Ounces After a Lower 2026 Forecast

    Kinross Gold produced 424,693 attributable gold equivalent ounces in the third quarter of 2026, in line with the figure it gave on September 23 when it lowered its 2026 forecast to 1.84 to 1.86 million ounces. Net earnings were US$583.2 million and net cash US$1.9 billion at September 30. Great Bear's declines passed 500 metres and Round Mountain Phase X stays on track for 2028. Two contractor employees died after separate September incidents at Bald Mountain.

  30. Maple coverage

    C$1.44 Million Raised as First Lithium Closes Its Second LIFE Tranche

    First Lithium Minerals closed the second tranche of its LIFE offering and a concurrent private placement on October 29, 2026, for gross proceeds of C$1,442,144. The company says the money goes to exploration drilling and brine sampling at its Ascotan lithium project in Chile, flow-through exploration at its Lidstone gold project in Ontario, and working capital. The closing issued 12,320,469 shares, about 9.9 per cent of the enlarged company.

  31. Maple coverage

    Canada Now Lets Its Smaller Listed Companies Report Twice a Year

    Kinross, Alamos, Eldorado and Cameco filed their third-quarter numbers between October 28 and 30. Venture issuers on the TSXV and the CSE have until November 29, and under a Canadian Securities Administrators order in force since March 19, 2026, an eligible one can report every six months instead of every three. Here is how the calendar works, what the order changes and what it leaves in place.

  32. Maple coverage

    A Quarter-Point Rate Rise Meets Canada's Last Big Mortgage Renewals

    The Bank of Canada raised its policy rate to 2.5% on October 28, its first increase since 2023. For mortgage holders the change arrives through two different doors: prime-linked variable loans adjust at once, and fixed-rate renewals follow the five-year bond yield. The Bank estimates the last large group of pandemic-era renewals, about 12% of all mortgages, faces payments about 15% higher, and that nearly all of it will have renewed by the second half of 2027.

  33. Maple coverage

    How Canada's Uranium Gets Priced Years Before It Is Mined

    Canada produces about a quarter of the world's uranium and exports nine-tenths of it, almost all under long-term contracts. Cameco's third quarter of 2026 shows how those contracts work: a realized price well below the spot quote, a narrowed forecast after a longer Key Lake shutdown, and a contract book that ties future prices to the market inside floors and ceilings.

  34. Maple coverage

    Canada's Economy Was Flat in August, and the Loonie Ended October Firmer

    Real gross domestic product was essentially unchanged in August 2026, Statistics Canada said on October 30, 2026, the second flat month in a row, and was 1.5 per cent higher than in August 2025. An advance estimate shows a 0.1 per cent decline in September, which the agency said leaves third-quarter growth at 0.3 per cent. The Canadian dollar was worth US$0.7163 on October 30 by the Bank of Canada's daily average, up from its 2026 low of US$0.7007 on October 9, and the 2-year and 10-year Government of Canada benchmark yields were 3.36 and 3.84 per cent on October 29.

  35. Maple coverage

    Bank of Canada Raises Its Rate to 2½%, the First Increase Since 2023

    The Bank of Canada raised its policy interest rate by 25 basis points to 2.5 per cent on October 28, 2026, its first increase since July 2023, to reduce the risk that high energy prices spread to other prices. Its October Monetary Policy Report projects CPI inflation of about 3½ per cent by the end of 2026, an average of about 3 per cent in 2027 and 2 per cent by mid-2028, with GDP growth of 1 per cent in 2026 and 2 per cent in 2027. The next decision is due December 9, 2026.

  36. Maple coverage

    Cameco Narrows Its 2026 Uranium Forecast After a Longer Key Lake Shutdown

    Cameco reported third-quarter 2026 results on October 30. A longer planned maintenance stop at the Key Lake mill cut quarterly uranium output to 3.5 million pounds, the 2026 production range narrowed to 19.5 to 20.5 million pounds, unit cost guidance rose and Westinghouse posted a quarterly loss, smaller than a year earlier. Realized prices rose, the C$0.24 annual dividend was declared and the shares closed at C$107.60, down 7.7 per cent.

  37. Maple coverage

    Eldorado Gold Lowers Its 2026 Forecast as Skouries Starts Up in Greece

    Eldorado Gold's third-quarter report, released on 28 October 2026, records first concentrate at Skouries in northern Greece, permanent grid power on site and commercial production expected late in the fourth quarter. The company lowered its 2026 gold forecast to 425,000 to 475,000 ounces from 495,000 to 600,000, raised the Skouries capital estimate to about US$1.425 billion and ended September with US$396.8 million of cash, which it says leaves the project fully funded.

  38. Maple coverage

    How Uranium One Reworked Its Pasfield Lake and Foghorn Share Exchange

    Uranium One Mining Corp. (CSE: UUU) has amended the share exchange that brings the Pasfield Lake permit in Saskatchewan and the Foghorn claims in British Columbia into the company. The share count it will issue is unchanged at 27,060,000, the deemed price per share falls from C$0.35 to C$0.20, the C$250,000 cash portion is already paid, and the termination date moves to October 31, 2026. Closing still needs exchange approval and the two property purchases.

  39. Maple coverage

    F3 Uranium's Strongest Exploration Hole: 4,400 cps Outside JR and Tetra

    F3 Uranium reported on 21 October that hole PLN26-232, drilled about a kilometre east of its Tetra Zone discovery in Saskatchewan's western Athabasca Basin, returned 4,400 counts per second on a handheld spectrometer, its strongest reading in an exploration hole away from its known zones. A second drill rig is following it up. F3 ended its fiscal year on 30 June 2026 with C$22.7 million in cash and term deposits. That leaves the follow-up drilling funded. Assays are pending, and this week's option and RSU grants are routine compensation filings.

  40. Maple coverage

    Island Gold Sets a Record, and Alamos Gold Makes 119,000 Ounces

    Alamos Gold reported 119,000 ounces of gold for the third quarter of 2026 on 28 October, down 16% from a year earlier. Island Gold set a quarterly record while Young-Davidson and Mulatos produced less, and all-in sustaining costs rose to US$1,956 an ounce. The company kept its revised 2026 guidance, moved the Island Gold shaft to mid-2027 and held US$597.4 million of cash at 30 September.

  41. Maple coverage

    Aritzia's Five-Year Plan Aims to Roughly Double Revenue by Fiscal 2032

    Aritzia Inc. (TSX: ATZ) presented a five-year strategic plan on October 27, 2026, targeting net revenue of C$9.5 billion to C$10.5 billion and an adjusted EBITDA margin of 21 per cent by fiscal 2032. The plan calls for 220 boutiques, 12 to 14 new United States boutiques a year, about C$4.1 billion to C$4.5 billion of North American digital revenue, about C$1.5 billion from new products and up to C$500 million from markets outside North America, with about C$2 billion of share repurchases over five years.

  42. Maple coverage

    Vault Strategic Plans a Technical Report and Drill Permit Applications at War Bond

    Vault Strategic Mining closed a C$1.5 million placement on September 29, 2026 and on October 19 released processed maps from a 73.6 line-kilometre drone magnetic survey at War Bond, its historical tungsten property in western Nevada. The company says the data will feed its first NI 43-101 technical report, follow-up surface work and drill permit applications. The survey maps rock magnetism rather than tungsten grade, and no dates for those steps have been published.

  43. Maple coverage

    17% Gain for Desert Mountain Energy in Helium's Critical-Material Week

    Desert Mountain Energy shares closed up 17.1 per cent at C$0.205 on October 28, two days after the company welcomed a US Department of Energy decision listing helium as a critical material. The company sells natural gas in New Mexico, is testing a helium plant, and held C$1.77 million in cash at June 30, 2026, with a going-concern note in its statements.

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