Image source: Getty Images A Canadian utility stock I don’t discuss enough (but probably should), Emera (TSX:EMA) is a stock with a chart that most investors would certainly be okay with owning for a significant period of time. The utility giant has continued to see strong growth, as Emera continues to focus on expanding into…
The Canadian stock market continues to hover near record highs in June 2025, but investors are becoming more cautious. With geopolitical tensions on the rise, trade conflicts intensifying, and economic signals growing harder to interpret, the risk of a short-term sell-off seems real. But that doesn’t mean you need to panic. In fact, it may…
The Canadian stock market is a gold mine of income stocks. There are banking stocks, energy stocks, telecom stocks, real estate stocks, power stocks, utility stocks, and more with a rich history of paying regular dividends. Can a looming trade war change this? While a trade war can create a stir in the short term,…
Investors often overlook the Canadian utility sector in favour of high-growth industries. But what if you could get the best of both worlds: stability, reliable dividends, and solid capital appreciation? Some top Canadian utilities have grown a small $5,000 investment three-fold over the past decade. A similar-sized investment in Brookfield Infrastructure Partners (TSX:BIP.UN) stock 15…
Stock market volatility can be unsettling – especially for investors relying on their portfolios to fund a secure retirement. Watching your assets drop more than 10% in a single day is nerve-wracking, even if you believe they’ll recover over time. Investors in high-flying tech stocks, like Nvidia, recently felt that pain when shares plunged 14%…
One of the best features of the stock market is that it gives everyone a chance to save their money and invest in businesses operating all across the country and the world in order to grow their savings and work toward financial freedom. Plus, with a TFSA, you can buy the best Canadian stocks and…
Image source: Getty Images High interest rates hurt utility companies but as the Bank of Canada’s rate-cutting cycle continues, three Canadian utility stocks are back on investors’ radars. Besides stable returns, Brookfield Renewable Partners (TSX:BEP.UN), Emera (TSX:EMA), and Hydro One (TSX:H) will provide steady passive income streams. Growth enabler Brookfield Renewable Partners has advanced 43.6%…