CANADA RESEARCH ROUNDUP-Aritzia, First Mining Gold, Tourmaline Oil

By Reuters News

Sept 25 (Reuters) - Securities analysts revised their ratings and price targets on several Canadian companies, including Aritzia, First Mining Gold and Tourmaline Oil Corporation, on Friday.

HIGHLIGHTS

* Aritzia Inc ATZ.TO: RBC cuts target price to C$191 from C$202

* First Mining Gold FF.TO: National Bank of Canada resumes coverage with outperform rating; PT C$1.5

* Tourmaline Oil TOU.TO: Jefferies raises target price to C$72 from C$71

The following is a summary of research actions on Canadian companies reported by Reuters on Friday. Stock entries are in alphabetical order.

* Aritzia Inc ATZ.TO: RBC cuts target price to C$191 from C$202

* First Mining Gold FF.TO: National Bank of Canada resumes coverage with outperform rating; PT C$1.5

* Slate Grocery REIT : CIBC cuts target price to $8.25 from $12

* Tourmaline Oil TOU.TO: Jefferies raises target price to C$72 from C$71

* Vecima Networks Inc VCM.TO: B. Riley raises target price to C$22 from C$21

* Vecima Networks Inc VCM.TO: Raymond James raises target price to C$19 from C$18

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