Canadian Market Soars on Strong Tech and Mining Plays
Tech and mining stocks fuel Canadian market momentum as TSX defies global trade fears and sets a new all-time high.

Canada’s premier stock index just smashed through to new territory. The S&P/TSX composite index surged 0.4% to an intraday record of 27,124.57 points on Monday, driven by a one-two punch of rising technology and mining stocks. While trade war chatter continues to swirl out of Washington, Bay Street seems to be tuning out the noise and tuning into momentum.
The biggest winners? Tech and resource-heavy names that have tapped into surging commodity prices and a global appetite for digital infrastructure. From bitcoin miners to gold producers, the market is rewarding companies with exposure to growth, scarcity, and security.
It wasn’t just domestic forces at play. A major jolt came as bitcoin hit yet another record, lifting cryptocurrency-linked stocks like Bitfarms, which rose 5.1% on the day. The knock-on effect rippled across the tech sector, with the group as a whole climbing nearly 1%. Confidence in the future of decentralized finance and next-gen computing continues to push Canadian tech higher, even as U.S. markets wrestle with tariff anxieties.
