TSX Ends Virtually Unchanged Equities in Toronto struggled most of Wednesday before finishing slightly in the red, weighed mostly by health-care and tech concerns. The SP|TSX flirted with plus territory by the closing bell but concluded downward 15.62 points to 20,713.72. The Canadian dollar faded 0.09 cents to 79.03 cents U.S. Health-care stocks hurt the worst, as Aurora Cannabis docked 15 cents, or 7%, to $1.98, while Canopy Growth dipped 38 cents, or 6%, to $5.95. Among tech issues, HUT 8 Mining lost 33 cents, or 10.1%, to $2.94, while Dye Durham surrendered $!.48, or 6.4%, to $21.79. In consumer staples, Loblaw lost $3.16, or 2.7%, to $113.53, while NorthWest Company fell 94 cents, or 2.6%, to $35.36. Energy stocks were their usual robust selves, primarily Vermilion, up $1.45, or 5.3%, to $28.81, while Cenovus Energy galloped 81 cents or 2.8%, to $30.13. Industrials celebrated as well, with CAE Inc. flying $2.60, or 8.2%, to $34.19, while WSP Global launched $7.34 higher, or 5.3%, to $146.96. On the economic calendar, the Markit Purchasing Managers Index for May registered 56.8 in May, up from 56.2 in April.