The price of natural gas is plumbing new depths, a deep dive that's taken down some oil and gas producers but left others on the bargain rack. Here's how to separate wheat from chaff in the energy patch.

A huge upside surprise in March hiring is the latest sign that the Great White North is a 21st sweet spot for investors.

Relatively strong in the aftermath of the global downturn brought on by the implosion of the US housing market, high-quality Canadian companies are poised to expand south and to benefit as recovery takes hold.

Canada’s financial system is among the strongest in the world. That’s great. But how do you, Individual Investor, build wealth on such foundations?

Oil and gas producers will prosper to the extent they’re able to grow production and boost reserves. Here’s how to separate performers from pretenders.

It’s not the surest way to build wealth over the long term, but picking and choosing among the highest-yielding stocks in the world can be profitable for well-prepared investors.

There’s a lot of interest in the Great White North, from deep-pocketed investors hungry for resources and good value. There’s opportunity for individual investors, too. But follow M&A Rule No. 1: Never buy a takeover target if you wouldn’t want to own it absent a deal.

There are companies priced for real risk and companies that have been thrown out with the bathwater. Here’s how to tell the difference.

Canada’s electricity producers and pipeline owners pay high dividends backed by a strong loonie.