#category.tech-stocks

Buying opportunities have emerged in 2025, despite the tariff chaos. The TSX’s high-growth technology sectorin particular, is up by 8.31% year to date following a +22.02% surge in the last three months. Canada’s artificial intelligence (AI) king, Celesticaleads the pack, although the $219.79 stock price is quite steep. However, for investors on a budget, Coveo Solutions (Tsx: cvo) and Sylogist…

The Canadian tech sector is chock full of growth stocks long-term investors have done well owning, particularly during this most recent bull market following the Global Financial Crisis. Indeed, the tech sector continues to be on a roll, as investors look for any way to play the surge in adoption AI should bring to many top technology platforms. I’m going to highlight three such players I think…

Artificial intelligence (AI) is transforming everything, from how we shop to how companies build their products. It’s easy to think the winners are all flashy tech giants or chipmakers, but Canada has its own players flying under the radar. One of them is Celestica (TSX:CLS), a tech stock that’s quietly becoming a top growth story in the AI revolution. About Celestica You may not hear about it…

Lightspeed Commerce (Tsx: lspd) recently wrapped up its fiscal 2025 with a mix of exciting progress and a few growing pains. While the tech space hasn’t been easy on valuations lately, Lightspeed still hit a major milestone: crossing the billion-dollar mark in annual revenue. Now, with a clear plan in place for 2026 and beyond, the big question is: where will Lightspeed stock be three years from…

The Canadian stock market has been on an upward trajectory so far this year, supported by the overall resilience of the economy. The S&P TSX Composite Index has posted a solid 9.9% gain year-to-date, with several top-performing Canadian stocks leading the charge. However, the story is a bit different in the technology sector. The S&P TSX Capped Information Technology Index has climbed only 6% in…

Investing in quality artificial intelligence (AI) stocks and holding them in a Tax-Free Savings Account (TFSA) is a solid strategy to generate tax-free returns over the next decade. The global AI market is projected to grow from US$244 billion in 2025 to over US$1 trillion by 2031, representing an annual growth rate of nearly 27%. A rapidly expanding addressable market presents an opportunity for…

When looking at the universe of available Canadian growth stocks to choose from, investors may have to scour longer and harder than in many markets for examples of leaders in the machine-learning space. Widely considered to be a subset of the artificial intelligence (AI) revolution, what machine-learning technology does is it improves on itself over time. Think of programs writing programs (what…

Canadian investors should take advantage of the relative strength in the loonie to beef up their artificial intelligence (AI) exposure. Indeed, there are some notable AI stocks in Canada, but the selection is limited compared to the options south of the border. While many investors may no longer consider the name as an AI play, given its lack of progress relative to rivals, I think that it’s a…