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4 Best Carbon Capture Stocks in Canada (November 2026): A Greener Choice
invest•March 2, 2022

4 Best Carbon Capture Stocks in Canada (November 2026): A Greener Choice

In Canada, the oil and gas sector is responsible for most greenhouse gas emissions, while transport is the leading element in the US. The best way to control it

By Christopher Liew, CFA, CFP®→
10 Best Restaurant Stocks In Canada (November 2026)
invest•February 23, 2022

10 Best Restaurant Stocks In Canada (November 2026)

Canada has a little over 82,000 restaurants. That’s one restaurant for over 463 people in the country, though the distribution will differ significantly between

By Christopher Liew, CFA, CFP®→
5 Best Canadian Steel Stocks to Buy in November 2026
invest•February 23, 2022

5 Best Canadian Steel Stocks to Buy in November 2026

Steel is the most used metal in the world and has been around for 4,000 years. It was used in weapons, tools, construction, and infrastructure. In today's world

By Christopher Liew, CFA, CFP®→
6 Best Forestry Stocks In Canada for November 2026
invest•February 18, 2022

6 Best Forestry Stocks In Canada for November 2026

About 90% of homes in America are built with wood. It's a stark contrast to most other countries in the world. In Europe, only about 7% of the total housing sto

By Christopher Liew, CFA, CFP®→
14 Best Defensive Stocks in Canada for November 2026
invest•February 18, 2022

14 Best Defensive Stocks in Canada for November 2026

“No risk, no reward.” That’s the first lesson every investor and trader should learn. Broad market ETFs that follow indexes like TSX and NASDAQ are not impervio

By Christopher Liew, CFA, CFP®→
4 Best Funeral Home Stocks in Canada and The U.S (November 2026)
invest•February 7, 2022

4 Best Funeral Home Stocks in Canada and The U.S (November 2026)

For many people, death is one of the most uncomfortable topics to talk about. And for some people, death is their bread and butter. There are about 56,860 morti

By Christopher Liew, CFA, CFP®→
12 Best Software Stocks In Canada (November 2026): Large And Mid-Cap
invest•January 31, 2022

12 Best Software Stocks In Canada (November 2026): Large And Mid-Cap

Canada has its fair share of software stocks, which gives Canadian investors some very powerful investment options. If you're looking to start investing in the

By Christopher Liew, CFA, CFP®→
Air Canada Stock Review 2026: Is This Airline Worth It?
invest•January 17, 2022

Air Canada Stock Review 2026: Is This Airline Worth It?

From one of the most coveted growth stocks to one of the riskiest investments, Air Canada stock has seen quite a shift in the last decade – though it remained i

By Christopher Liew, CFA, CFP®→
RBC Stock Review 2026: Royal Bank of Canada (TSX:RY)
invest•January 13, 2022

RBC Stock Review 2026: Royal Bank of Canada (TSX:RY)

Safety, stability, and healthy dividends – The three adjectives describe the Canadian bank stocks quite accurately, and as the leader of the pack, the Royal Ban

By Christopher Liew, CFA, CFP®→
invest•January 10, 2022

Wealthsimple Trade TFSA vs. Personal Account: Which Should You Choose? (2026)

Wealthsimple Trade is an online brokerage platform designed to help you create and manage your own investment portfolio. The platform offers both TFSAs (Tax-Fre

By Christopher Liew, CFA, CFP®→
Wealthsimple Trade Fractional Shares: Buy High-Priced Stocks (2026)
invest•December 27, 2021

Wealthsimple Trade Fractional Shares: Buy High-Priced Stocks (2026)

If you want to own shares of a massive tech stock like Shopify or Amazon, you might be priced out because the cost of a single share is too high. However, that

By Christopher Liew, CFA, CFP®→
5 Best Lithium Stocks In Canada (November 2026)
invest•November 15, 2021

5 Best Lithium Stocks In Canada (November 2026)

If you hear the investment advice "consider investing in metals,” lithium isn’t going to be the first name that pops up in your head. It might not even be the f

By Christopher Liew, CFA, CFP®→