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Dividend Stocks

1 Growth Stock That’s Pulled Back 52% – and Looks Worth Buying Aggressively Right Now

| Jitendra Parashar

This beaten-down Canadian growth stock continues to expand its store network despite near-term margin pressure.

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Energy Stocks

Oil Volatility Is Back: 3 Canadian Stocks to Buy Now

| Amy Legate-Wolfe

Energy volatility is back, but these three TSX gas stocks offer scale, upside torque, and even a takeover catalyst.

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Dividend Stocks

3 Canadian Stocks That Could Win if Inflation Stays Hot

| Amy Legate-Wolfe

Inflation is proving stubborn again. These three TSX hard-asset stocks offer different ways to hedge rising costs.

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Dividend Stocks

1 Canadian Dividend Stock Down 16% to Buy and Hold for Decades

| Jitendra Parashar

A 4.3% yield, a steady business model, and long-term growth potential make this Canadian dividend stock worth a closer look.

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Stocks for Beginners

Growth, Value, Dividends: 1 Canadian Stock in Each Category to Buy Immediately

| Jitendra Parashar

If you're building a balanced portfolio in 2026, these three Canadian stocks are worth considering.

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Energy Stocks

Some of the Smartest Canadian Investors Are Piling Into This TSX Stock

| Brian Paradza, CFA

Canada’s smart money is piling into this natural gas giant – and its CEO keeps buying the energy stock. Time…

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Dividend Stocks

1 TSX Stock I’d Buy Before Higher Inflation Hits Harder

| Amy Legate-Wolfe

Inflation worries are back, and Hammond Power Solutions sells the essential electrical gear that data centres and factories can’t put…

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Dividend Stocks

This TSX Dividend Yield Looks Almost Too Good – Here’s What the Numbers Actually Show

| Demetris Afxentiou

Discover whether this ETF with its ultra-high TSX dividend yield is truly sustainable from its payout, strategy, and underlying numbers.

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Energy Stocks

Sticky Inflation Could Change Everything for These 3 Canadian Stocks

| Amy Legate-Wolfe

Sticky inflation doesn’t treat every dividend stock the same, but TRP, Northland, and Brookfield Renewable each offer essential infrastructure with…

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Energy Stocks

The Canadian Energy Stocks I’d Buy Today – and Why I Think They’re a Bargain

| Robin Brown

Wondering if there is still upside for Canadian energy stocks? These two oil stocks still look cheap after massive runs…

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Stocks for Beginners

Canada’s Inflation Rate Just Jumped: 2 Stocks That Look Built for it

| Amy Legate-Wolfe

Inflation is flaring again, and these two utility stocks let investors lean into essential electricity demand instead of chasing oil…

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Dividend Stocks

A Canadian Stock Poised for a Massive Comeback in 2026

| Jitendra Parashar

A stronger fertilizer market and operational momentum could help power this Canadian stock higher in 2026 and beyond.

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Dividend Stocks

Small-Print TFSA Rules Affecting U.S. Stocks

| Andrew Button

You won't pay taxes if you hold the iShares S&P/TSX Capped Composite Index Fund (TSX:XIC) in a TFSA.

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Dividend Stocks

Don’t Buy BCE Stock Until This Happens

| Joey Frenette

BCE (TSX:BCE) stock could be a great dividend comeback play, but here's what I'm waiting to see first.

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Dividend Stocks

7% Yield: A Monthly-Paying Dividend Stock Canadians Should Watch

| Demetris Afxentiou

Discover why this stock with a 7% yield offers stable monthly income and defensive retail exposure for Canadian investors.

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Dividend Stocks

A Canadian Dividend Pick Down 8%: A Forever Hold

| Rajiv Nanjapla

With strong fundamentals, promising growth prospects, and an attractive valuation, this dividend stock appears to be an excellent long-term investment…

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Dividend Stocks

This 6.4% Dividend Stock Pays Cash Every Single Month

| Sneha Nahata

This TSX stock is one of the most reliable monthly dividend payers on the TSX and offers an attractive yield…

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Dividend Stocks

A Canadian Dividend Stock Down 25% to Buy Forever

| Sneha Nahata

The company generates predictable, durable cash flows that remain resilient across market cycles, supporting higher dividend payments.

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Investing

An Ideal TFSA Stock Paying 2% Each Month

| Rajiv Nanjapla

One of the most cost-effective ways to generate passive income is by investing in monthly dividend-paying stocks of high-quality companies.

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Dividend Stocks

3 Canadian Dividend Stocks to Buy Before Inflation Bites Again

| Amy Legate-Wolfe

Inflation is creeping higher again, and these three TSX names offer rent, regulated cash flow, and industrial pricing power to…

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Stocks for Beginners

Inflation Is Climbing: Here’s Where I’d Put $10,000 Right Now

| Amy Legate-Wolfe

Inflation can make investors hide, but Fairfax Financial could be a smarter TFSA pick because it’s built to compound through…

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Stock Market

TSX Today: What to Watch for in Stocks on Wednesday, June 3

| Jitendra Parashar

After reaching another all-time high on Tuesday, the TSX enters today’s session with investors watching oil prices, Middle East developments,…

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