Canadian ETF providers look to capitalize on clean energy theme
New products missed the 2020 boom but have plenty of room to grow
Best ETFs in Canada for 2021
Back for the ninth edition, our star panellists reveal their top 52 picks among Canadian, U.S., international, fixed-income and…
Expect more niche ETFs this year
Investor demand for growth is driving the “explosion” of products
Fundamentals favour healthcare
Six factors are driving growth with some of them accelerated by the pandemic
Global health-care ETFs provide defence, diversification
The quest for a Covid-19 vaccine has provided a shot in the arm to the global health-care sector. At the…
Medtronic pacemaker smallest, lightest ever
Medtronic was founded in Minnesota in 1949 and is the world’s largest medical device company with a market capitalization of $150.75 billion. It is a top holding of the Harvest Healthcare Leaders Income ETF (HHL:TSX, HHL.U:TSX). About 10% of Medtronic’s...UPS delivers pharmacy prescriptions by drone
The U.S. healthcare system is being pushed towards a less costly, more efficient model and the debate about how to do it continues to be in the spotlight of the 2020 election campaign. One area where hospitals and insurers see savings is in healthcare logistics, which...Stryker, J&J bet on medical tech uses of 3D printing
The largest 3D-printing factory in the world making medical implants is located near Cork, Ireland and works around the clock. The two-year-old facility was built by Stryker Corp., (NYSE: SYK) the U.S.-based medical devices company and is capable of producing...CIO & PM Paul MacDonald – BNN Bloomberg
The healthcare sector is a direct beneficiary of one of the only secular, non-cyclical and permanent…
The reality of drug pricing; Paul MacDonald CIO interviewed by Morningstar.ca
High drug prices have been making headlines recently, with a recent U.S…
How healthcare delivery is changing
Rapid advances in technology are transforming traditional health care delivery.
These multinationals are tackling heart disease
Heart disease is one of the leading causes of death in Canada, claiming almost 44,000 lives each year.
