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C$97 millions de remboursements de droits de douane dans la marge record d'Aritzia

Aritzia a publié ses résultats du deuxième trimestre de l'exercice 2027 après la clôture le 8 octobre 2026. Le chiffre d'affaires net a progressé de 44.1 pour cent pour atteindre C$1.17 milliard et les ventes comparables de 34.5 pour cent. La marge brute déclarée de 57.1 pour cent comprend C$97.4 millions de remboursements de droits de douane; sans eux, la marge est de 48.7 pour cent. La société a relevé ses prévisions annuelles, qui excluent tout nouveau remboursement. Le titre a clôturé à C$146.91 le 9 octobre, en hausse de 20.5 pour cent.

Par Marc Belzile9 oct. 2026, 18 h 517 min de lectureATZ.TO

Canadian Markets

Planet Ventures Fell to Five Cents Two Days Before a Consolidation That Changes Nothing

Planet Ventures Inc. (CSE: PXI) fell 16.7 per cent on 16 September 2026, to C$0.05, on roughly 37 times average volume and with no announcement that day. Behind the move sit a rights offering that issued 152,244,604 shares at a penny on 1 September, a five-for-one consolidation effective 18 September, and a year of disclosed investments smaller than the disclosed investor-awareness budget.

Par Marc Belzile17 sept. 2026, 09 h 008 min de lecturePXI.CN

Canadian Marketsfinancings

How to Read a Canadian Bought Deal Before You Read the Headline

A financing is four variables, not one: capital raised, ownership dilution, security structure and the return management expects on the new capital. Only the first appears in the headline.

Par Élise Galarneau2 sept. 2026, 13 h 003 min de lecture

Canadian Marketssmall-caps

TSX Venture Stocks: Separating the Signal from the Noise

The TSX Venture Exchange is where Canadian resource and technology startups raise capital. Here is how to evaluate them without getting swept up by promotion.

Par Hannah Kuan30 août 2026, 10 h 002 min de lectureVCU.TO XCV.TO ZCL.TO

Canadian Markets

What You Actually Own in a TSX Index Fund

A Canadian index fund is described as diversified exposure to the Canadian market. It is more precisely a concentrated bet on financials, energy and materials, governed by rules worth reading.

Par Marc Belzile29 août 2026, 13 h 003 min de lectureXIC ZCN VCN

Canadian Marketsstock-picking

How to Compare Two Canadian Stocks Side by Side

A practical framework for comparing two Canadian stocks across growth, profitability, balance sheet and valuation.

Par Priya Sandhu25 août 2026, 10 h 002 min de lectureSHOP.TO L.TO CSU.TO

Canadian Marketsetfs

Canadian ETFs: Building a Core Portfolio with One List

A simple, low-cost ETF blueprint for Canadian investors who want broad exposure without picking individual stocks.

Par Élise Galarneau16 août 2026, 10 h 001 min de lectureXIC.TO VCN.TO XIU.TO ZCN.TO XEF.TO XUU.TO

Canadian Marketsstock-picking

How to Find the Best Canadian Stocks on the TSX

Learn how to narrow the TSX universe using a three-step filter: business quality, financial strength, and fair price.

Par Hannah Kuan11 août 2026, 21 h 552 min de lectureSHOP.TO RY.TO CNR.TO ENB.TO

Canadian Marketsetfs

The Best Canadian Money Market ETFs for 2026

A side-by-side look at Canada's high-interest savings and Treasury Bill ETFs, including what to watch on fees, yield stability, and tax slips.

Par Élise Galarneau11 août 2026, 21 h 552 min de lectureCASH.TO CBIL.TO PSA.TO ZST.TO HISA.TO BIL.TO HISU.U

Canadian MarketsSmall cap

Why Canadian Small Caps Trade at a Persistent Discount

Canadian small caps trade at persistently lower multiples than larger peers mostly because of market structure, not weaker businesses: index exclusion limits passive demand, shrinking sell-side economics have hollowed out analyst coverage, and concentrated ownership thins the tradable float. The gap tends to close only through discrete, event-driven catalysts rather than gradually.

Par Hannah Kuan17 juill. 2026, 16 h 053 min de lecture

Canadian MarketsExplainer

What a Bought Deal Means for Existing Shareholders

The bought deal is Canada's dominant equity financing structure, and its mechanics predictably pressure the share price around announcement. This explainer covers how discounts and warrants are set, what they signal about issuer leverage, and how to judge whether a deal is worth the dilution.

Par Hannah Kuan10 juill. 2026, 16 h 053 min de lecture

Canadian MarketsVenture

Why the CSE Matters More Than Its Size Suggests

The Canadian Securities Exchange lists companies that senior exchanges will not, giving early-stage and regulatorily ambiguous sectors access to public capital at the cost of lighter disclosure and diligence standards. That trade-off, not fraud or illegitimacy, is the defining feature investors need to understand before sizing a position.

Par Hannah Kuan19 juin 2026, 16 h 053 min de lecture

Canadian MarketsVenture

TSX Venture Financing Conditions Improve for the First Time in Two Years

TSX Venture financing conditions have improved for two straight quarters, the first sustained recovery since 2024. The gains are concentrated in gold and copper, dilution terms remain wide, and history suggests a broad-based recovery would take longer to confirm.

Par Hannah Kuan11 mai 2026, 07 h 303 min de lecture

Canadian MarketsCurrencies

The Loonie, the Differential and Why CAD/USD Stopped Tracking Oil

The long-assumed link between crude prices and the Canadian dollar has weakened as energy's share of the economy has shrunk and interest-rate differentials have taken over as the dominant driver. This piece explains the rate-differential mechanism now doing most of the work and what that means for how Canadian investors should think about currency exposure.

Par Élise Galarneau20 avr. 2026, 07 h 303 min de lecture

Canadian MarketsIndex analysis

Why the TSX Composite Keeps Outrunning the S&P 500 This Year

The TSX Composite's outperformance against the S&P 500 this year traces almost entirely to sector composition: heavy materials and energy weighting has caught a commodity upswing, while steady bank earnings add a quieter, more durable layer of return. The same concentration that is helping now is what caused years of underperformance during the US technology-led rally.

Par Hannah Kuan8 avr. 2026, 09 h 303 min de lecture