Blue-chip stocks may seem dull, but their reliable performance shines when market conditions turn tough. Alimentation Couche-Tard thrives with consistent demand, expanding through acquisitions while ...

Large-cap TSX tech stocks such as Shopify still offer significant upside potential to shareholders in January 2026.

Fortis (FTS) fits that defence-first approach, offering a ~3.5% yield, predictable growth, and lower volatility than the ...

The average Canadian TFSA balance at age 45 is estimated to be slightly over $20,000. That’s the not-so-good news. This represents an $89,000 shortfall compared to this group’s cumulative TFSA 2026 ...

Commodity weakness and trade concerns pulled the TSX lower from record levels, with today’s focus on Canada’s GDP data, U.S. inflation signals, and earnings results.

Enbridge offers a ~6.1% yield with ongoing dividend-growth expectations as cash flows rise, while Empire is ~19% off highs ...

Newer investors should aim for a balanced mix of stocks and cash that lets them ride out (and potentially buy into) ...

Allied Properties just reset its payout, aiming to make monthly TFSA income more sustainable while it works down debt.

The CRA sets the 2026 TFSA dollar limit at $7,000 (effective Jan. 1, 2026), but you’re still responsible for tracking contributions because the CRA’s displayed room can lag.

Here are five of the top Canadian stocks trading for less than $50 per share that investors can buy now and hold for years.

Barrick Mining (TSX:ABX) and another gold play worth betting on if you’re bullish on the metal in 2026. Precious metals are ...

TD Bank (low valuation) and Bank of Nova Scotia (high dividend yield) are my favourite stocks to buy right now.