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In recent years the country had to deal with their formal exit from the European Union, COVID-19, four different prime ministers, and a major financial market blowup. The latest change in government also delivered plans to increase government spending through borrowing and higher corporate taxes....

Information leader Thomson Reuters is actively investing in AI features to maintain its competitive edge, capture new market share and expand revenues.

Alimentation Couche-Tard has rewarded our subscribers with big gains over the years. We first recommended this convenience store giant in our December 2008 issue at $15.50 a share. Since then, the stock has split 3-for-1 and then 2-for-1. That takes our cost down to $2.58 a share—and gives you a tremendous 2,708.1% gain!

Note that Couche-Tard’s growth by acquisition still carries risk—more on that below, including an update on the company’s most recent attempts to purchase the 7-Eleven chain....

Restaurant Brands has laid out ambitious expansion plans with 7,000 new restaurants in the next five years while it pays you 3.7% & buys back shares.

Discover how American Depositary Receipts simplify investing in foreign stocks, offering easy U.S. market access and transparency.

Our goal when selecting your annual stocks of the year is to home in on companies offering an unbeatable combination of strong growth prospects and attractive valuations.


For 2025, we have selected three stocks—one each from our Conservative, Aggressive and Income portfolios—that offer you such a winning hand....

Capital Group is a privately owned investment manager with global operations. The manager recently launched its first four ETFs in Canada. We highlight the global equity ETF, as well as the international equity ETF.


Capital Group Global Equity Select ETF $25.48 (Toronto symbol CAPG) invests globally in publicly listed companies....

Use tax-loss selling to offset your taxable capital gains in Canada. Learn more about a tax-loss selling strategy you can use.

These two firms are cutting costs, which will help them cope as consumers shift away from processed foods. Those savings will let them improve the quality of their products, and protect their dividends.


CAMPBELL’S CO. $42 is a buy. The company (Nasdaq symbol CPB; Conservative-Growth Payer Portfolio, Consumer sector; Shares outstanding: 298.1 million; Market cap: $12.5 billion; Dividend yield: 3.7%; Dividend Sustainability Rating: Above Average; www.thecampbellscompany.com) recently changed its name from Campbell Soup Co....

INTEL CORP., $20.92, Nasdaq symbol INTC, is now a hold.

The stock fell 15% this week after the computer chip maker announced that Pat Gelsinger has retired as its chief executive officer and as a director.

Chief financial officer David Zinsner and Michelle Johnston Holthaus, general manager of Intel’s client computing group, will serve as interim co-CEOs.

Under Gelsinger, Intel began a multi-year plan in 2021 to improve its technical expertise and expand its ability to make chips for other companies....