New investors considering what Canadian stocks to start with should consider these three picks for growth and income.

You can invest up to $7,000 more in ETFs like the iShares S&P/TSX Capped Composite Index Fund (TSX:XIC) this year.

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Jamieson Wellness (TSX:JWEL) is a mid-cap dividend stock that's also a cash cow and dividend-growth icon in the making.

Given their consistent dividend payouts, attractive yields, and visible growth prospects, these three dividend stocks are ...

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As tariff risks resurface and markets react, here are two safe Canadian stocks that could help protect your long-term TFSA ...

Crypto-and-AI “theme” stocks can look inevitable in good markets, but they can break fast when sentiment or financing turns.

These TSX stocks have solid financial foundations, multiple growth catalysts, and are trading cheap, making them compelling investments.

With trade tensions back in focus, this 5.2% dividend stock offers income backed by real assets and long-term contracts.

Undervalued banks and REITs can work in 2026, but only if earnings stay resilient and rate cuts actually help.