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Canadian Gold Corp(CGC-X)
TSX Venture

Today's Change
Delayed Last Update

Price Performance

PeriodPeriod LowPeriod HighPerformance
1-Month 0.550 +9.09% increase
on 01/02/26
Period Open:0.580
Price movement based on the high, low and last over the given period.
 0.640 -6.25% decrease
on 01/06/26
 +0.020 (+3.45%) increase
since 12/05/25
3-Month 0.470 +27.66% increase
on 11/07/25
Period Open:0.490
Price movement based on the high, low and last over the given period.
 0.770 -22.08% decrease
on 10/16/25
 +0.110 (+22.45%) increase
since 10/07/25
52-Week 0.150 +300.00% increase
on 01/09/25
Period Open:0.150
Price movement based on the high, low and last over the given period.
 0.770 -22.08% decrease
on 10/16/25
 +0.450 (+300.00%) increase
since 01/07/25

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