Ben Isaacson
Ben Isaacson is an analyst at the Bank of Nova Scotia, where he provides insights on market trends and company valuations. He recently commented on the implications of a legal victory for Simpson Oil, indicating it could lead to significant changes at Parkland Corp.
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Ben Isaacson is an Equity Research Analyst at Scotiabank.
Iran conflict drives up fertilizer costs during busy planting season
Canada· 2026-03-06
Ben Isaacson, an analyst at Bank of Nova Scotia, estimates that U.S. producers would have to build 50 new mills to become fully independent of Canadian annual lumber imports.
Trump has his eye on Canadian forestry stocks. You should, tooCanada· 2025-10-05
Ben Isaacson provided insights on the potential impact of BHP's overrun and delay on global potash prices.
BHP faces 30% cost hike, delay at Saskatchewan potash mineCanada· 2025-07-18
Ben Isaacson is an analyst at Bank of Nova Scotia who commented on the Parkland and Sunoco deal.
Parkland shareholders should ‘begrudgingly’ accept $7.7-billion Sunoco takeover, analyst saysCanada· 2025-06-10
Analyst Ben Isaacson at Bank of Nova Scotia commented on the Simpsons' influence over the company’s board.
Parkland CEO to retire by year-end as company faces an activist campaignCanada· 2025-04-16
Ben Isaacson trimmed his target for Lithium Royalty Corp. to US$3.50 with a 'sector outperform' rating.
Wednesday’s analyst upgrades and downgradesCanada· 2025-03-19
Ben Isaacson is an analyst at Scotia who adjusted his target for Superior Plus Corp.
Friday’s analyst upgrades and downgradesCanada· 2025-02-28
Ben Isaacson, a Scotia Capital analyst, noted that the lumber market remains fragile.
Canadian lumber producers brace for surge in U.S. anti-dumping duty ratesCanada· 2025-02-20
Ben Isaacson is a Bank of Nova Scotia analyst who commented on the positive implications of the court ruling for Parkland shares.
Ontario court decision allows Simpson Oil to escalate its campaign for change at Parkland Corp.Canada· 2025-02-11