Investing
Reported net income can look strong while a company’s underlying cash generation weakens. This guide explains how investors can assess earnings quality by comparing net income with operating cash flow and free cash flow, monitoring accruals such as receivables and inventory, and separating recurring business performance from one-time gains, costs...
Key Takeaways Statistics Canada released Natural Resource Indicators data for the second quarter of 2026 on September 25....
Canada's general government recorded a $10.5 billion surplus in the second quarter of 2026, up $2.3 billion from...
Foreign withholding tax can reduce dividends from U.S. and international ETFs before they reach Canadian investors. Its impact...
Key Takeaways Bitget detected unauthorized transfers worth approximately $351.6 million from some hot wallets on September 24, 2026....
Canada’s Financial Results for July 2026 are scheduled for release today, giving readers a new look at federal...
Investing
Canada's federal, provincial and territorial finance ministers discussed health care funding, U.S. trade measures, internal trade barriers, investment and productivity on October 2, highlighting coordinated...
Inflation
G7 leaders agreed to coordinate a 100 million barrel energy stock release through the International Energy Agency over...
Investing
A high free-cash-flow figure can mask a weakening business when it is boosted by working-capital timing, deferred capital...
