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AFTER THE BELL: Aurora Cannabis jumps on bullish review, Green day for TSX, choppy day on Wall Street

High times for Aurora Cannabis today, as its stock shot up 12.5 percent after Cowen and Co. analysts named it as their top pick...

MID-DAY: TSX continues to grow on oil push; Dow dips down on Wall Street

Bay Street is making up for losses in yesterday’s trade run. The TSX is up 37 points to 16,075. The boost is coming from the energy...

BEFORE THE BELL: China sets economy expectations lower; Trump eyes India for new trade battle

While trade optimism is high, investors are still getting reminders of the fallout from the tariff battle. Beijing recently lowered expectations for economic growth...

AFTER THE BELL: Drop in energy shares pulls TSX into red, U.S. markets dip despite signs of future U.S./China trade deal

Signs of a trade deal in the works between the world’s two largest economies didn’t boost sentiment on North American markets. News reports indicate that...

MID-DAY: North American markets tank as investors shrug off trade optimism

Trade optimism isn’t enough to keep North American markets afloat this morning. Both Bay and Wall Street are down at the start of the...

BEFORE THE BELL: Trade negotiation optimism pushes global markets higher

Trade optimism is back on the table as a possible deadline on US China negotiations hits the news. Reports suggest President Donald Trump and...

AFTER THE BELL: TSX rises despite downbeat GDP stats, U.S./China trade optimism boosts optimism on Wall Street

The nation’s GDP growth has sputtered to a halt, and while the news sent the loonie for a spin, it didn’t stop the TSX...

MID-DAY: Poor GDP report tanks the Loonie; Trade optimism boosts TSX and Dow

A major slowdown in GDP growth is putting weight on the Loonie. StatsCan reports the economy nearly stalled in December, slowing to just .1...

BEFORE THE BELL: Trade optimism still high despite Trump comments

Markets are gaining some ground at the start of March, despite Donald Trump’s attempt to through shade on trade optimism. The growth is being helped...

AFTER THE BELL: Banking stocks drag TSX, Dow slips despite strong economic data, gold prices slump again

Lacklustre showings from two major banks left the TSX lagging today. CIBC hiked its dividend despite its first quarter profit results falling 11 percent to...

AFTER THE BELL: Banking stocks drag TSX, Dow slips despite strong economic data, gold prices slump again

Lacklustre showings from two major banks left the TSX lagging today. CIBC hiked its dividend despite its first quarter profit results falling 11 percent to...

MID-DAY: North American markets droop on poor earnings and trade worries

The TSX is dipping on poor earnings. The Bay Street index is down 51 points to 16,022 after TD and CIBC failed to meet...

BEFORE THE BELL: More quarterly earnings and SNC-Lavalin drama expected to weight Bay Street

There will be a lot for Bay Street to ingest this morning. Traders will be watching SNC-Lavalin shares after former Justice Minister Jody Wilson-Raybould...

Mandatory reporting of vaccinations rolling out this fall

VICTORIA, B.C- Parents will have to provide proof of immunization for their kids, starting this fall. According to B.C Health Minster Adrian Dix, mandatory reporting of vaccinations for...

AFTER THE BELL: TSX sees modest gains, U.S./China trade uncertainty continues

While the heavyweight financials and energy sectors managed to move up today, it wasn't enough to help Canada’s stock exchange achieve complete liftoff. Drops in...

MID-DAY: TSX dips on poor earnings and slowing inflation; Dow pulls back as investors stay cautious

Bay Street is feeling some weight from earnings and inflation. The TSX is down 50 points to 16,017 after StatsCan reported a dip in...

BEFORE THE BELL: India-Pakistan tension weights markets; US crude inventory drains, pushing oil prices higher

North American markets are expected to dip this morning on geopolitical tensions. Investors are carefully watching the tensions gaining between India and Pakistan and...

AFTER THE BELL: TSX clings to gains, U.S. markets lower, American real estate sales dip to lowest level in three years

It was a mixed bag on Bay Street with the TSX’s most heavily traded companies moving in opposite directions. The TSX clawed 10 points above...

MID-DAY: TSX pulls ahead as Dow is left behind in North American trading

The TSX is pushing higher for a third straight day. The Bay Street index is up 34 points to 16,091. A different story across the...

BEFORE THE BELL: BMO reports boost in profits, but Scotiabank slips on market challenges; Investors become impatient for more trade negotiation details

The financial sector could cause some volatility for the TSX this morning as a few more big banks report earnings. BMO beat analyst expectations...

AFTER THE BELL: Series of Trump tweets drive down oil prices, send U.S. markets higher

A tweet by the U.S. president stopped the recent spike in oil prices in its tracks. In response to the world’s largest exporters cutting supply...

MID-DAY: Trump’s tariff extension turns up investor optimism, boosts North American markets

A positive start to North American markets at the beginning of this new trade week. The TSX is gaining 51 points to 16,064 and...

BEFORE THE BELL: US China trade, interest rates and Brexit all giving investors lots to chew on this morning

A delay in tariff activity is continuing to boost investor optimism this morning. Donald Trump cited productive talks as he tweeted his plan to...

AFTER THE BELL: U.S./China trade optimism give markets lift, Canadian retail sales rise 2.7 percent

While a trade meeting that directly involves U.S. President Donald Trump boosted investor optimism stateside, it was a flat day on the Toronto Stock...
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