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With the AI theme everywhere, diversification can be a challenge (opens the original)
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Figuring out how much artificial intelligence exposure a portfolio contains is becoming increasingly complicated as the investment theme expands well beyond the obvious names. “If you own a stock like Nvidia, then obviously you could draw a line and say, ‘I have some AI exposure,’” says Spencer Morgan, director of portfolio strategy at Purpose Investments Inc. in Toronto. But determining how much AI-adjacent exposure index funds have is harder. In a recent report, Purpose Investments attempted t
The long game behind Linamar’s durability (opens the original)
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Canadian manufacturers looking to learn about weathering market ups and downs could take notes from Linamar Corp., the Guelph, Ont.-based auto parts company. Linamar has spent the last 60 years reinventing itself to stay relevant, and along the way has navigated technological disruption, shifting trade policies, a global financial crisis and the auto industry’s biggest transitions in decades. Linda Hasenfratz, the executive chair of the board, and the company’s former chief executive officer, po
How NPX aims to modernize Canada’s nuclear sector (opens the original)
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When Nuclear Promise X (NPX) started in Kincardine, Ont. in 2018, many utilities were facing challenges around cost and execution. The company’s founders believed the industry’s future would depend less on building new nuclear reactors than on finding better ways to design, manage and operate the ones already in service. “We wanted to make nuclear better, cheaper, faster and more predictable,” says Bharath Nangia, a nuclear engineer and NPX’s chief executive officer and co-founder. NPX called it
Why investors should shift their focus from chasing to preserving returns in H2 (opens the original)
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The first half of 2026 offered no shortage of challenges for financial markets, including the conflict between the United States and Iran, surging oil prices, persistent inflation concerns and ongoing questions about the sustainability of spending on artificial intelligence (AI). Despite the uncertainty stemming from these factors, North American equity markets have continued to post strong gains thanks to robust corporate earnings, resilient consumer spending and continued investments into tech
Multiple reinventions carry family metalwork firm into second generation (opens the original)
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At the end of his day as a sheet-metal foreman at an electrical company in Southwestern Ontario in the late 1990s, Jim Dawe would relax in his backyard shed with a more creative endeavour: cutting and forming decorative wall art from metal. He loved working with his hands but his job had him travelling a lot. He was “missing out on time with my family,” Jim says, so when it looked as though there might be commercial demand for his art, he took the leap. By 2004, the hobby had become a full-time
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