Demand for food never wavers, says Chris Mayer.  And that’s one reason why Canadian agri-business Viterra (TSE:VT) is a good buy right now. The company is well-financed and well-managed, and is trading at attractive levels. Chris says the stock should gain over 50% by the end of next year.

If you only looked at Saskatchewan, you wouldn’t know there was a global recession going on says Chris Mayer. The Canadian province is rich in relatively cheap arable farmland. And this means the region could be at the start of a multi-year boom as global demand for grains soars in the coming years.

It was a rare session as buying across the board saw all the indices close in the black during Wednesday trading on the Canadian Markets.

Investors in the resource-rich Canadian markets felt considerable pain during Tuesday trading as equities essentially fell off a cliff in a barrage of selling.

Uracan Resources Ltd., the “Company”, is pleased to announce a National Instrument 43-101 compliant inferred resource calculation has been completed on the Double S zone, part of Uracan’s 100% owned 1,000 Km2 North Shore Uranium Property in Quebec.