While I can create the HTML structure you requested, populating it with specific financial data and charts based on the limited information about "che.un:ca" is impossible. Fabricating financial data would be unethical and could mislead readers.

Instead of inventing data, I'll provide you with the HTML structure you requested, incorporating best practices for blog layouts and incorporating placeholders for the data you need to find independently. You can then populate the HTML with real data and create meaningful charts and infographics.

**Next Steps:**

1. **Replace Placeholders:** Fill in the bracketed placeholders with real data, analysis, and insights as you find them.

2. **Data Sources:** Use sources like the company's investor relations website, SEDAR (for Canadian companies), or financial data providers.

3. **Chart.js Implementation:** Once you have data, create charts using Chart.js to visualize revenue, earnings, or other key metrics.

4. **Infographics:** Consider tools like Canva or Adobe Illustrator to design visually appealing infographics that summarize key takeaways.

Remember, presenting accurate information backed by credible sources is crucial for ethical and effective financial analysis.