Building Wealth

Most Canadians have never heard of Chorus or know what it does. But anyone who travels is probably familiar with Jazz, the largest regional airline in Canada which operates under the Air Canada Express brand. Chorus owns Jazz. It also owns Voyageur Aviation, a provider of specialty charter, aircraft modifications, parts provisioning, and in-service support services.

For the second consecutive year, Celestica (TSX: CLS) has claimed the number one spot on the TSX list of its 30 top-performing Canadian stocks. The list is complied based on dividend-adjusted share performance over a three-year period. Celestica posted a three-year return of 2,590%, beating out Mortgage Gold Corp., which was up by 2,502%, for the top honour. Celestica was first recommended to IWB readers in November 2023 at $38.46.

CDAY holds the large-cap index Canadian dividend ETF (CMVP) from Hamilton, as well as some exposure to a highly liquid index ETF (VOO) purchased through 25% leverage, selling daily covered call options on that leveraged exposure to earn their income yields. Income Investor Sorry! Only current subscribers of The Income Investor may view the details of this recommendation. Interactive Performance Chart CDAY was first recommended here on September 9, 2026

QDAY holds the large-cap index US Technology ETF (QMVP) from Hamilton, as well as some exposure to a highly liquid index ETF (QQQM) purchased through 25% leverage, selling daily covered call options on that leveraged exposure to earn their income yields. Income Investor Sorry! Only current subscribers of The Income Investor may view the details of this recommendation. Interactive Performance Chart QDAY was first recommended here on September 9, 2026

SDAY holds the large-cap index US dividend ETF (SMVP) from Hamilton, as well as some exposure to a highly liquid index ETF (VOO) purchased through 25% leverage, selling daily covered call options on that leveraged exposure to earn their income yields. Income Investor Sorry! Only current subscribers of The Income Investor may view the details of this recommendation. Interactive Performance Chart SDAY was first recommended here on September 8, 2026

This Income Trust collects and distributes a royalty of 5.5% of the Boston Pizza restaurant sales (excluding alcohol). As a top line fund, it’s not directly impacted by the bottom line profit of the restaurants. The distribution grows as average same-store restaurant sales grow. Wealth Builder Sorry! Only current subscribers of the Internet Wealth Builder may view the details of this recommendation. Advanced Performance Chart BPF.UN was first recommended here on August 31, 2026

Let me introduce you to Canadian Depositary Receipts – CDRs. They provide an accessible alternative to paying hundreds of US dollars for shares of blue-chip American (and foreign) stocks, at an ongoing cost of currency hedging. They trade on either the Toronto Stock Exchange or the Cboe Canada Exchange, just like any stock. CDRs were pioneered by CIBC five years ago, in July 2021. BMO entered the market in February 2025.

Cloudflare is not a household name, but it sits in front of roughly 20% of all websites, providing security, content delivery, and performance services. That position — between the internet and everyone trying to reach it — has quietly become one of the most strategic pieces of real estate in the AI era. Wealth Builder Sorry! Only current subscribers of the Internet Wealth Builder may view the details of this recommendation.

This ETF invests in a range of emerging market countries, except China. It tracks the performance of the MSCI Emerging Markets ex China Index, net of expenses. Income Investor Sorry! Only current subscribers of The Income Investor may view the details of this recommendation. Interactive Performance Chart XEMC was first recommended here on July 23, 2026

After 35 years of writing about stocks, it isn’t often that a genuinely new asset class comes along. But that’s what has happened over the past 18 months with prediction markets — exchanges where people trade contracts on the outcome of real-world events. Who wins the World Cup. What Trump says in a speech. Whether CPI prints above 3%. Even whether it rains in New York on Saturday. The mechanics are elegantly simple.