Is Nutrien Still a Buy in the Trump Trade War?
It’s no secret that the Trump trade war has created a tonne of uncertainty for Canadian stocks, and Nutrien (TSX: NTR) is one of the biggest names to consider as…
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Mortgage Rates Are Rising: The Bank of Canada Hasn’t Moved
A mortgage quote can become more expensive without a new Bank of Canada announcement. That’s frustrating for borrowers waiting for the central bank to provide relief, but it reflects how…
What Happens Next After Ottawa’s Deadline for Stelco
A government deadline can sound like the end of a dispute. For Stelco (TSX: STLC) workers and investors following its U.S. owner, October 13 was more likely another step in…
Philanthropist Investor Stephen Jarislowsky Lived to 101: Here’s What We Can Learn From His Legacy
In 1955, at age 29, Stephen Jarislowsky, a Montreal resident, started an investment firm with just $150. Like Warren Buffett, Jarislowsky focused on owning great businesses over the long term.…
Top Motley Fool Stocks to Buy in October 2026
Source: Getty Images Premium content from Motley Fool Stock Advisor Canada North American indices continue to reach for and touch new all-time highs. But below the surface, it’s been tough sledding…
The bull market just turned four after climbing a wall of worry
Traders work on the floor at the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) in New York City. Brendan Mcdermid | Reuters Happy birthday to the bull market, which just turned four.…
The Best Canadian Stocks for Conservative Investors Right Now
The hardest part about investing conservatively is finding fundamentally solid stocks that feel safe — without feeling stuck. A stock can be stable but have very few growth prospects. Another…
Only 55% of Canadians Feel Ready for a Money Emergency: Are You?
According to a February 2025 Scotiabank article, only 55% of Canadians had an emergency fund in 2024 that could cover three months of expenses, down from 64% in 2019. Even…
How to Use Your TFSA to Potentially Double Your Annual Contribution
The 2026 Tax-Free Savings Account (TFSA) annual limit is $7,000, but that headline number could understate what’s entirely available. The cumulative TFSA room for anyone who was a Canadian resident…