Market Opens

Dean Orrico, President and Chief Executive Officer of Middlefield Limited (“Middlefield” or the “Company”), along with the firm’s executive leadership, portfolio management, and sales and marketing teams, joined Graham Mackenzie, Managing Director, Exchange Traded Products, Toronto Stock Exchange (“TSX”), to open the market and celebrate the launch of the Company’s new ETF: Middlefield Short Duration Bond Plus ETF (TSX: MSBP). The launch represents a strategic expansion for Middlefield with its first dedicated fixed income ETF, supported by the addition of experienced portfolio management and client relationship professionals. This milestone marks an important evolution in Middlefield’s 45-year history as a leading provider of income-focused investment solutions. The new ETF adds to a product shelf of award-winning strategies, highlighting Middlefield’s depth of expertise and focus on delivering a superior client experience.

Audrey Kim, Investment Analyst Senior, ETF Capital Markets, Fidelity Investments Canada (“Fidelity” or the “Company”) and his team, joined Graham MacKenzie, Managing Director, Exchange Traded Products, Toronto Stock Exchange (“TSX”) to open the market and celebrate the launch of the Company’s two new ETF products: Fidelity Global Opportunities Long/Short Fund – ETF Series (TSX: FLSE), Fidelity American Equity Fund – ETF Series (TSX: FCAE). Fidelity offers investors and institutions a range of innovative and trusted investment products, including mutual funds and exchange-traded funds, to help them reach their financial and life goals. From active, factor-based, fixed income, sustainable investments to digital assets, Fidelity offers a mix of ETFs for various investment styles and time horizons, or even those starting to invest. Their clients have entrusted them with $364 billion in assets under management (as at January 19, 2026).

Michael Kovacs, Founder and CEO, Harvest ETFs (“Harvest” or the “Company”), and his team, joined Keith Wu, Head, Exchange Traded Products, Toronto Stock Exchange (“TSX”), to open the market to celebrate the launch of the Company’s new Harvest Premium Yield ETFs: Harvest Premium Yield Canadian Bank ETF (TSX: HPYB), Harvest Premium Yield Enhanced ETF (TSX: HPYE). The Harvest Premium Yield Canadian Bank ETF is a portfolio of the big six Canadian banks, and the Harvest Premium Yield Enhanced ETF contains 20 dominant, industry-leading U.S. equities. Both ETFs utilize puts and calls to generate consistent distributions and employ moderate leverage to enhance income and growth potential. Harvest Premium Yield ETFs will pay income twice monthly to unitholders. Harvest ETFs designs portfolios for investors seeking high income and growth opportunities. They built their reputation by offering ETF portfolios that seek to provide stable, predictable, and reliable income by focusing on large, value-driven businesses that are sector leaders with strong fundamentals. In 2024, they introduced the Harvest High Income Shares™ ETF lineup, which provides exposure to top companies with the aim to generate high monthly income while capturing potential growth through single-stock ownership.

Trish Jacques, Chair, Association for Mineral Exploration (“AME”), joined Andrew Creech, President, TSX Venture Exchange, to close the market to celebrate AME Roundup 2026 in Vancouver, Canada. From January 26 to 29, 2026, thousands of geologists, prospectors, financiers, investors, suppliers, governments and Indigenous partners, from around the world will connect and exchange knowledge at AME Roundup 2026. AME Roundup is a centre of excellence that features the latest geoscience knowledge, high-grade rock samples and mineralized drill core, with opportunities to learn and share the latest tools, technologies and techniques. This year at AME Roundup, AME launched its Minerals for Tomorrow campaign, which focuses on the need for mineral exploration to secure Canada’s economic future, and to create future supplies of the minerals the world needs for everyday materials – from our devices to healthcare to defence.