Category: Dividend Stocks
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Canadian Stocks That Beat the Market in the Last Crash
These TSX stocks all rose by more than 15% in 2022 The possibility of a recession, while not yet official, is a growing concern for many investors in Canada. In times of economic uncertainty, the stock market can become volatile, leading investors to seek out assets that offer stability and a hedge against a downturn. Read more
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Waste Management Hikes Dividend by 14.5%
Dividend Hikes and Multi-Billion Dollar Buybacks Signal Strong Cash Flow Outlook Key Numbers Investors are looking forward to a significantly higher payout from Waste Management (NYSE: WM) as the company leverages strong cash flow to drive shareholder returns. The board of directors has approved a double-digit dividend increase alongside a massive new share buyback program Read more
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This High-Yielding ETF Invests Equally in 10 Sectors
Meet SDOG, a fund built on a classic dividend strategy that offers serious diversification. Key Numbers The stock market has been on a tear for years, but as prices keep climbing, it’s only natural to feel a bit nervous. It’s probably a good time to think about protecting your portfolio. A classic one-two punch for Read more
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McDonald’s Nears Dividend King Status With 49th Straight Hike
The fast-food icon continues to reward long-term investors, proving its resilience in a tough economy. Key Numbers When it comes to reliable dividend growth stocks, it’s hard to ignore McDonald’s (NYSE:MCD). The fast-food giant has long been a favorite for investors thanks to its incredibly solid business, which just keeps churning out strong profits and Read more
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Is Canada’s Government the Problem? Enbridge Asks Carney for Help Alleviating Obstacles for Oil and Gas Sector
Canada is well-positioned to be a global energy leader, but according to Enbridge CEO Greg Ebel, federal regulations are holding the country back. Despite having world-class reserves of oil, natural gas, uranium, and critical minerals, Canada’s ability to build the infrastructure needed to meet global demand remains constrained. “We have everything set up,” Ebel said Read more
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TKO Group Doubles Dividend, Signals Long-Term Confidence
Dividend stocks with lower yields aren’t necessarily poor picks for income-focused investors—especially when backed by strong financials and a track record (or clear intention) of payout growth. TKO Group Holdings (NYSE:TKO), the parent company of UFC and WWE, just delivered a strong signal of confidence by doubling its quarterly dividend from $0.38 to $0.76 per Read more
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BCE Scales Back Canadian Fibre Expansion, Shifts Growth Focus to U.S.
Key Numbers from Q2 BCE Inc. (TSX:BCE)(NYSE:BCE) signaled a major shift in its network strategy after the federal government upheld the CRTC’s wholesale fibre internet policy. CEO Mirko Bibic confirmed that Bell’s Canadian fibre buildout — currently reaching eight million homes — will plateau, abandoning earlier targets of 8.3 to 9 million. The company argues Read more
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Canadian Tire Acquires Hudson’s Bay IP in $30M Deal as Iconic Retailer Nears Closure
A Canadian Legacy Changes Hands Hudson’s Bay Co., one of the world’s oldest retailers, is approaching its final chapter. After entering creditor protection in March, the 355-year-old company has begun liquidating its assets, including its well-known branding. On Thursday, Canadian Tire announced a $30 million agreement to acquire Hudson’s Bay’s intellectual property, including trademarks, logos, Read more
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Fortis Delivers Solid Q1 as Regulated Growth Drives Earnings
Canadian utility giant Fortis Inc. (TSX:FTS)(NYSE:FTS) reported its first-quarter earnings on May 7. It was a robust start to 2025, with the company’s net earnings rising to $499 million, or $1.00 per share, up from $459 million, or $0.93 per share, a year ago. The gain was fueled by organic rate base growth across its Read more
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RioCan REIT Reports Solid Q1 2025 Results Amid Economic Volatility and HBC Headwinds
RioCan Real Estate Investment Trust (TSX:REI.UN) reported its latest earnings numbers on Monday, delivering strong operational and leasing performance in the first quarter of 2025, supported by robust demand for necessity-based retail and steady progress in its residential strategy, despite macroeconomic headwinds and the impact of Hudson’s Bay Company’s (HBC) CCAA filing. Here are the Read more