FXC
FAX CAPITAL CORP
stock TSE

The best way to hedge currency risk is to buy something like XEQT which features stocks in many different currencies. Since currencies are somewhat range bound all the different currencies featured will offset each other.
Otherwise you can try something with options or futures but it's hard and expensive and the timing will have to be right.
If you're at IB or a broker that supports futures, you can long /6C (i.e., CAD) or use FOPs. In this case you would either buy calls or short puts on CAD.
If you don't have access to futures, you can use the ETF FXC, same thing, you either buy the ETF, buy calls or short puts.
And you have [USX](https://www.m-x.ca/en/markets/currency-derivatives/usx) on the MX too if you want to transact in CAD.
USX options and CAD futures are cash settled. The rest are not.

The best way to hedge currency risk is to buy something like XEQT which features stocks in many different currencies. Since currencies are somewhat range bound all the different currencies featured will offset each other.
Otherwise you can try something with options or futures but it's hard and expensive and the timing will have to be right.
If you're at IB or a broker that supports futures, you can long /6C (i.e., CAD) or use FOPs. In this case you would either buy calls or short puts on CAD.
If you don't have access to futures, you can use the ETF FXC, same thing, you either buy the ETF, buy calls or short puts.
And you have [USX](https://www.m-x.ca/en/markets/currency-derivatives/usx) on the MX too if you want to transact in CAD.
USX options and CAD futures are cash settled. The rest are not.