The biggest hidden rule is foreign withholding tax on dividends. If you own U.S. dividend-paying stocks or exchange-traded funds (ETFs) in a TFSA, the U.S. typically withholds 15% of the dividend at ...

This beaten-down Canadian tech stock looks like a long-term buy because the business is still quietly compounding.

A Supreme Court ruling against sweeping U.S. tariffs sent the TSX to a fresh record on Friday, while today’s session balances higher gold prices against the latest trade headlines.

I love this TSX monthly dividend stock as a holding to generate more tax-free passive income in a Tax-Free Savings Account (TFSA).

Top picks — Constellation (CSU): ~14× FCF (~7% FCF yield); Colliers (CIGI): recurring growth (~15× earnings); Calian (CGY): defence‑focused, double‑digit growth.

These stocks have sustainable payouts and will likely increase their dividend, making them top bets for a growing ...

Be aware of the 15% withholding tax on U.S. dividends in the TFSA. Foreign exchange fees can also add up when you convert U.S ...

Premium Brands Holdings ( TSX:PBH) offers a more entrepreneurial income-and-growth profile. The specialty food producer and distributor has been aggressively expanding in the U.S., integrating the ...

Surge Energy (TSX: SGY) yields about 6.6% and pays monthly — a $10,000 position (~1,346 shares at $7.43) would generate roughly $55/month ($660/year), tax‑free if held in a TFSA.

Brookfield’s fee engine is quietly accelerating, and that 15% dividend hike could be the clue that 2026 surprises are coming.

BCE Inc (TSX:BCE) is building an AI data centre south of Regina, Saskatchewan. Founded in 1993 by brothers Tom and David ...

These three TSX stocks look overlooked because the market is focused on short-term noise, not long-term earnings power.