Alright, shifting gears for April 2026. We’ve added a few new names to the tracker—Algoma, Suncor, and TransAlta—representing the input sector equities that keep the mining industry supplied. As always, the closing prices were captured weekdays at 4 p.m. ET in Canadian dollars. Let’s see how they fared through the month.
Algoma
Algoma had a solid run early on. The stock opened the month at $5.72 on April 1st and climbed steadily from there. The momentum peaked around mid-month, with the price hitting a high of $6.96 on the 14th. The latter half of April saw a bit of a pullback, with some fluctuation, but Algoma still managed to close out the 30th at $6.37—well above where it started.
Suncor
Suncor’s path was a bit more of a round trip. It kicked off April at $90.29 and initially trended upward, reaching $92.79 on the 7th. Then came a slide. The price dropped through the middle of the month, bottoming out at $83.69 on the 17th. That dip didn’t last, though. Suncor mounted a strong recovery in the final week, surging to close the month at $93.08, which was also its peak for April.
TransAlta
TransAlta couldn’t quite hold onto its early gains. The stock opened at $18.50 and saw some early strength, climbing to a monthly high of $19.36 on the 10th. From there, the trend shifted downward. The price drifted lower through the second half of the month, hitting a low of $16.45 on the 29th. A slight bounce on the final day brought it back up to $16.93, but it still finished the month in the red.
The Raw Data
That wraps up the April numbers for these input sector equities. A mixed bag of mid-month peaks and recoveries. If you want to dig into the specific daily closing figures, head over to the full raw data post for April.