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TSX Utilities Sector

A listing of all the stocks in the Canadian utilities sector.

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Almost 20 Canadian stocks are categorized in the TSX utilities sector. (There are 10 other market sectors.)

The group includes electric, gas, and water companies, as well as renewable energy businesses.

Related: Top Canadian Utility Stocks

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List of stocks in the Canadian (TSX) utilities sector

(TSX: AQN)Algonquin Power & Utilities
(TSX: ACO.X)Atco
(TSX: BLX)Boralex
(TSX: BIPC)Brookfield Infrastructure
(TSX: BIP.UN)Brookfield Infrastructure Partners LP
(TSX: BEPC)Brookfield Renewable
(TSX: BEP.UN)Brookfield Renewable Partners LP
(TSX: CU)Canadian Utilities
(TSX: CPX)Capital Power
(TSX: CUP.U)Caribbean Utilities
(TSX: EMA)Emera
(TSX: FTS)Fortis
(TSX: H)Hydro One
(TSX: MXG)Maxim Power
(TSX: NPI)Northland Power
(TSX: PIF)Polaris Renewable Energy
(TSX: SPB)Superior Plus
(TSX: LCFS)Tidewater Renewables
(TSX: TA)TransAlta

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