Aphria call
Aphria
Inc. will hold a conference call to discuss its first-quarter financial
results on Monday. Cannabis company Aleafia Health Inc. announced on
Oct. 8 that it is moving to terminate its wholesale pot supply agreement
with Aphria, citing a “failure to meet its supply obligations.”
September inflation numbers
Statistics
Canada will release its Consumer Price Index for September on
Wednesday. The agency reported last month that Canada’s annual inflation
rate slowed slightly to 1.9 per cent in August under the weight of
declining gasoline prices. Economists are expecting a reading of 2.1 per
cent, according to markets data firm Refinitiv.
Kinder’s last hurrah
Kinder
Morgan Canada hosts one of its last quarterly conference calls on
Wednesday as its sale to Pembina Pipeline is expected to close late in
the fourth quarter of 2019 or in the first quarter of 2020. Pembina’s
CEO said in August that the Trans Mountain pipeline system would fit
neatly into his company’s business model but he wouldn’t want the
“noise” associated with its controversial expansion project.
Where’s the beef?
The
A&W Revenue Royalties Income Fund releases its third-quarter
results and holds a conference call with analysts to discuss the results
on Wednesday. A&W Food Services of Canada’s CEO
said in July that the company could add more plant-based protein foods
to its menus after the success it’s seen with the Beyond Meat burger.
Corus call
Corus
Entertainment will hold its Q3 conference call on Friday. In June, CEO
Doug Murphy attributed a 10 per cent bump in second quarter advertising
revenues to the harnessing of audience data that allows advertisers to
target specific TV programs, rather than those with the top overall
audiences.
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