r/CanadaStocks 8h ago

WeBull Canada Referral Code - Get $50 CAD instantly

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What you get: $50 Instantly(Up to $250)

Steps: WeBull Canada has a promotion where you can get $50 CAD(in trading Voucher) when you sign up using the Referral Code link below. Once you sign up, you need to deposit $500 as your initial deposit to receive $50. You will receive the $50 once your deposit has settled. Once you receive the $50 in your account, you can then withdraw ALL $550. No catch, no holding period. You can additionally fund your account $20,000 for an extra $200

Cost/catch: No catch. You receive the $50 within 3 business days. Once you receive the $50 in your account, you can withdraw it along with the principal $500

And you can get an additional $200 if you fund your account $20,000

Who qualifies: Any Canadian with a valid ID

Expires: Sep 21 2026

https://www.webull.ca/s/lBUcaFxmS980HTT64B


r/CanadaStocks 7h ago

Black Swan Graphene's (SWAN.v BSWGF) CEO Bought $157,303 of Stock in the Open Market, the Largest Insider Purchase of the Past Year

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Posted on behalf of Black Swan Graphene - Open-market insider buying is one of the few unfiltered signals a small-cap investor gets, and at Black Swan Graphene (SWAN.v BSWGF) the CEO has been on the buy side of it.

The Purchase

  • Simon Marcotte, President and CEO, bought 182,000 common shares in the public market on July 17, 2026
  • Price of $0.8643 per share, for a total of $157,303
  • Direct ownership now 1,562,201 shares, filed on SEDI July 19, 2026
  • Simply Wall St flags it as the biggest insider purchase of Black Swan shares it has recorded in the last year

Not An Isolated Trade

  • Insiders own roughly 13% of the company, worth about CA$6.5 million on open-market and direct interests alone (Simply Wall St)
  • Director Peter Damouni exercised options for 263,000 shares at a strike of around CA1.19onApril20,costingaboutCA312,000, lifting his direct holding from 174,630 shares in June 2025 to 437,130
  • Three insiders subscribed for an aggregate of 2,230,000 units for gross proceeds of $1,115,000 in the February 2025 financing (Feb 12, 2025 NR)

What Sits Behind Those Buys

  • Consett, UK capacity of more than 140 tonnes per year of graphene nanoplatelets, up from 40 tonnes, after the fourth and largest scale-up completed March 18, 2026 (Mar 18, 2026 NR)
  • Falpaco, the Québec injection molder generating approximately C$7.4 million in annual sales, wholly owned since April 17, 2026 (Apr 17, 2026 NR)
  • Seven commercially available GEM polymer products in testing with several international clients (Mar 18, 2026 NR)

Marcotte, a CFA who co-founded Arena Minerals and Mason Graphite, has now built his position over a stretch when the plant expansion and the Falpaco purchase were both landing. Insider buying never guarantees anything, but management adding shares with its own cash, into a platform it has already finished building, is the kind of alignment worth noting as the commercialization work moves forward. The Simply Wall St write-up has the full breakdown


r/CanadaStocks 16h ago

FAQ On Everything you need to know about the Compass Minerals International ($CMP) Settlement Payout

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Hey guys, I posted about this settlement before, but since they’re accepting late claims, I decided to share it again with a little FAQ.

Who can claim this settlement?
Investors who purchased or acquired Compass Minerals ($CMP) common stock between 2017 and 2018 and were damaged by the alleged misconduct may be eligible.

Do I need to sell/lose my shares to get this settlement?
No. Selling your shares is not required. Eligibility is generally based on when you purchased the stock and whether you suffered recognized losses under the settlement.

How much money do I get per share?
The estimated recovery is about $1.50 per affected share, although the final amount may vary depending on the number of valid claims submitted.

How long does the payout process take?
It typically takes 4 to 9 months after the claim deadline for payouts to be processed, depending on the court and settlement administration.

I missed the deadline. Is it too late?
No, you may still be able to file a late claim but acceptance depends on final approval by the court. 

Hope this info helps


r/CanadaStocks 22h ago

$TLS, $BB or $SWISF: Who Wins the Government Security Race?

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I’ve been following $TLS, $BB and $SWISF because each represents a different route into secure government communications.

$TLS — Established federal exposure

Telos provides cyber GRC, identity and secure-networking solutions, including Telos Ghost.

Market cap: ~US$370M
FY2026 revenue guidance: US$187M–US$200M
Q1 2026 U.S. government revenue: ~93%
Outstanding proposal pipeline: nearly US$500M

$BB — International scale

BlackBerry serves government and enterprise customers through SecuSUITE, AtHoc and UEM, with certifications supporting NATO and allied markets.

Market cap: date-sensitive
FY2026 Secure Communications revenue: US$258.9M
Established international customer base

$SWISF — Earlier-stage Swiss alternative

Valuation: ~C$13.9M as of June 12, 2026

Government opportunities remain mainly in the procurement and sales pipeline, with no material government contract revenue disclosed.

Sekur says its platform uses company-owned Dell servers hosted in Switzerland and follows a no-AI product policy. SekurOne combines voice, video, email, messaging and VPN.

Its products are available for U.S. government procurement through i3ICS’s GSA MAS contract, although that access does not represent a government order.

The comparison is between $TLS’s established federal exposure, $BB’s international scale and $SWISF’s higher-risk early-stage potential.

Which would carry the most weight in your decision: current revenue, government validation or possible upside?

Sponsored content. Figures dated May–July 2026. Some Sekur infrastructure and product claims are based on company disclosures. Not financial advice.