By Adriano Marchese
Toronto stocks were in retreat as most sectors pulled back.
Tech, utilities and health-tech stocks led the declines. Only the consumer-services, energy and consumer-discretionary sectors were ahead.
Canada's S&P/TSX Composite Index fell 1%, to 30515.62, midday Thursday, and the blue-chip S&P/TSX 60 declined 0.9%, to 1798.43.
AtkinsRealis Group shares rose 4.6%, to 92.82 Canadian dollars (US$66.26), after the engineering firm raised its outlook for its nuclear division even as it lowered overall organic revenue growth targets. The company also logged a increase in third-quarter revenue and profit.
Other market movers:
Northland Power's shares pulled back sharply, falling 24%, to C$19.13, after the power producer scaled back its dividend to strengthen its ability to fund its pipeline of development projects.
Ballard Power Systems reported a narrower loss in the third quarter thanks to its heavy-duty mobility segment driving revenue higher. Shares were down 6.7%, to C$4.47.
Brookfield saw strong earnings growth in the third quarter as the investment firm benefited from sustained growth across its wealth-solutions platform and strong asset-management fund raising. The stock slipped 7.5%, to C$60.77.
Hydro One logged stronger earnings in the third quarter as it approved 2025 transmission and distribution rates buoyed revenue. Shares rose 1.2%, to C$53.27.
Write to Adriano Marchese at adriano.marchese@wsj.com
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