It was a quiet summer trading day for the Canadian markets during Friday’s session as falling commodity prices and Canada’s biggest monthly job loss in 17 years prompted some selling.

The Canadian markets managed a modest recovery from Tuesday’s massive sell off as select investors went bargain hunting during Wednesday trading.

The junior bourse once again out performed its bigger brother during a quiet day of trading on the Canadian Markets.

It was more of the same during Tuesday trading on the Canadian Markets as the junior bourse continued to fall, while the big board remains more resilient.

The Chinese water torture for investors long resource related stocks continued during Monday trading on the Canadian Markets.

It was a very quiet session for the resource-rich Canadian markets during Friday trading as investors once again elected to nibble on select issues after Thursday’s sell-off.

It was yet another rough trading session for the resource-rich Canadian markets with the junior bourse once again taking the brunt of the pain.

Despite oil hitting record highs and gold making a nice move, the resource-rich Canadian markets made little headway against the bears during Friday trading as financial concerns south of the border sparked a liquidation of equities.

With the United States markets closed for Independence Day, it was a quiet session during Friday trading on the Canadian markets.