When investors have built a solid portfolio, they can sit back during volatility and consider buying more shares on weakness.

A surge in metals and a rebound in tech drove the TSX sharply higher to start the week, while today’s focus shifts to U.S.

CN Rail (TSX:CNR) is a great wide-moat stock to stash away for the long haul despite a lack of results in recent years.

Fortis ( TSX:FTS) is a good example of a top Canadian dividend-growth stock. The board has increased the dividend for 52 consecutive years. This is one reason why the share prices has trended higher ...

These two Canadian growth stocks have entered 2026 with strong cash flows, clear momentum, and long-term catalysts that could ...

With rates stuck at 2.25%, this TFSA idea focuses on a “boring on purpose” stock that can keep earning without cheap credit.

With the Bank of Canada holding at 2.25%, this simple $25,000 plan leans on income and diversification instead of hoping for ...

The Bank of Montreal ( TSX:BMO ), for instance, is the single stock I’d hold forever, especially in a Tax-Free Savings ...

Regardless of whether the economy is booming or slowing, this TSX stock consistently pays and increases it dividend.

With the Bank of Canada holding at 2.25%, two Canadian dividend giants look well-positioned to pay you while you wait.

With solid financials, growth prospects glowing with opportunities, and trading at reasonable levels, these two TSX stocks ...

If you want a TSX “sleep well” stock for 2026, CAE’s training moat could keep compounding even when headlines get ugly.