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Canadian Utilities: The TSX’s Most Reliable 4.6% Dividend for Long-Term Income Stability

Every investor dreams of finding that one dividend stock that seems to do it all — offering a strong yield, consistent payout growth, and dependable returns. But the secret to lasting dividend success isn’t chasing the highest yield — it’s focusing on reliability. The best dividend stocks thrive in almost any economic environment, delivering steady…

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Ontario Narrows Deficit Forecast, Boosts Support for Businesses Amid U.S. Tariff Pressures

Ontario, whose manufacturing-driven economy has been hit hard by new U.S. tariffs, has projected a smaller-than-expected fiscal deficit and announced new measures to support businesses and home buyers, according to its latest fiscal update released Thursday. The province now expects a deficit of C$13.5 billion ($9.63 billion) for fiscal 2025–26, an improvement from the C$14.6…

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Canada Takes the Lead: First G7 Investments Aim to Break China’s Grip on Critical Minerals

Canada has unveiled the first wave of projects under the G7’s critical minerals production alliance — a move designed to counter China’s overwhelming control of global mineral supply chains. The 25 new initiatives include purchase agreements for a Quebec graphite mine and funding to expand a rare earth refinery in Ontario. Also Read: Canadian stocks…

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TD Economics: Slower Immigration Helping Cool Canada’s Rent Growth and Ease Job Market Strain

Canada’s population growth has slowed sharply following Ottawa’s decision to scale back immigration targets — a move that is beginning to ease pressure on housing and stabilize the labour market, according to a new report from TD Economics. “The federal government’s revised immigration plan is starting to pay dividends in restoring balance to a stretched…

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2 TSX Stocks That Could Turn $5,000 Into $50,000

One of the most effective ways to multiply your wealth is by investing in companies undergoing major transformations. When a business successfully restructures, improves profitability, or focuses on higher-margin opportunities, its stock can deliver exceptional long-term returns. Two Canadian companies currently fit that profile perfectly. One is unlocking hidden value through a strategic spin-off, while…

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Silver Mining Stocks Set to Shine in October

Silver’s Rally Gains Steam Silver is stepping into the spotlight. Unlike gold, which is mostly valued as a store of wealth, silver boasts strong industrial demand — from electronics and solar panels to batteries and clean-tech applications. This unique mix of investment and industrial demand, combined with a persistent supply deficit, a softer U.S. dollar,…

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Trump Slaps Additional 10% Tariff on Canada Over Ontario’s Anti-Tariff Ad

U.S. President Donald Trump announced an additional 10 per cent tariff on Canadian goods after the Ontario government failed to immediately remove an anti-tariff advertisement aired in American markets. Trump accused Ontario of “serious misrepresentation of the facts” and called the ad a “fraud,” criticizing Premier Doug Ford for allowing it to air during the…

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Canada’s Inflation Accelerates to 2.4% in September, Complicating Bank of Canada’s Next Move

Canada’s annual inflation rate rose more than anticipated in September, potentially complicating—but not derailing—expectations for another Bank of Canada (BoC) interest rate cut next week. According to Statistics Canada, the consumer price index (CPI) increased 2.4% year over year, up from 1.9% in August and above the consensus forecast of 2.2% from CIBC Economics. Also…

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White House Adviser Says Trump’s Frustration with Canada Over Trade Talks Has Reached a Boiling Point

U.S. President Donald Trump has grown increasingly frustrated with Canada over stalled trade negotiations, according to White House economic adviser Kevin Hassett. Speaking to reporters on Friday, Hassett said Trump’s irritation “has built up over time,” describing Canada as “very difficult to negotiate with.” “The Canadians have shown a lack of flexibility,” said Hassett, who…

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Canadian Investors Return to ETFs and Mutual Funds Amid Lower Rates and Market Gains

Canadian investors are re-engaging with markets in 2025, encouraged by easing interest rates and strong equity performance, according to a national survey by the Securities and Investment Management Association (SIMA). The study revealed a sharp rise in purchases of mutual funds and ETFs, even as many households remain cautious in an uncertain economic environment. “Declining…

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