3 Canadian Growth Stocks With Earnings Growth Up To 67%

Canada’s latest tariff response to the U.S., worth tens of billions of dollars in trade, is pushing policy makers to focus more on homegrown growth stories. That tilt toward domestic investment makes fast growing Canadian companies with high insider skin in the game especially interesting. This article highlights three such stocks from our screener and shows how aligned ownership can matter when markets stay volatile.

The three stocks in focus below are only a first pass, while the wider screen pulled out 46 more Canadian growth stories where insiders hold substantial stakes and the narrative around future potential is just as compelling. To go beyond this sampler and start identifying which of those businesses best match your own convictions, head straight into the Fast Growing Stocks With High Insider Ownership screener.

Overview: Colliers International Group is a global commercial real estate and investment management firm that earns fees from property services, capital markets transactions, and long-dated investment vehicles.

Operations: Colliers generates about $3.5b from Commercial Real Estate, $1.9b from Engineering, and $0.6b from Investment Management across diversified global markets.

Market Cap: CA$6.5b

Colliers International Group fits this screener because its capital markets and investment management arms provide ways to scale fee-based income as investors lean into real assets. This creates a direct link between higher asset flows and the potential for growth in earnings power.

“The growing interest from institutional and private wealth channels in alternative asset classes such as data centers, student housing, infrastructure, and credit solutions is driving segment diversification and AUM growth in the investment management business, supporting future recurring fee revenue and higher net margins.”

What really matters now is how pressure on funding costs and leverage shapes the payoff from that potential fee income.

That funding equation is exactly what the full narrative for Colliers International Group unpacks. It separates short term rate pressure from longer term fee potential for Colliers International Group.

Overview: Cascades produces fiber based packaging and tissue products, with a focus on recycled-content solutions for e-commerce and retail customers.

Operations: Cascades generates about CA$3.0b from Packaging Products and CA$1.6b from Tissue Papers, with revenue split broadly between Canada and the United States.

Market Cap: CA$1.9b

Cascades matters for this screener because its recycled-content packaging aimed at e-commerce gives management a clear growth lever inside a broader, more traditional pulp, paper, and tissue group.

“Continued ramp up at the Bear Island mill toward Greenpac level efficiencies, combined with targeted reductions in chemical and material usage, should lift Packaging segment productivity and support structurally higher EBITDA margins.”

The real swing factor for Cascades is how a single pressure on its cost base interacts with that efficiency push to shape future earnings power.

That cost squeeze is exactly what the full narrative for Cascades unpacks, revealing how Cascades could turn efficiency gains into accelerating earnings power while key risks stay tightly controlled.

Overview: Highlander Silver focuses on discovering high grade silver and gold in Peru through its San Luis and La Estrella exploration projects.

Market Cap: CA$1.5b

Highlander Silver aligns closely with this fast growth, insider backed theme. Forecasts point to revenue rising about 46.8% a year and earnings climbing roughly 67% annually, all tied to Peru focused silver and gold exploration. Optimistic analyst views and new project financing support that story; however, everything still hinges on how one critical exploration outcome impacts future cash generation.

That single drill or financing outcome is exactly what the analysis report for Highlander Silver examines in detail so you can see where the risk and reward really align.

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