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While Canadian Natural Resources and Suncor Energy offer you an attractive dividend yield in 2025, which TSX stock is a better buy?

A rebounding 5.7% monthly yielder, why Mullen Group looks buyable as operations diversify and acquisitions kick in.

Let's dive into three of the best Canadian dividend stocks in the market, and compare and contrast these names right now.

This regulated utility is as close to dependable income as the TSX gets, Hydro One's steady cash flow powers a dividend you can plan around.

These Canadian low-volatility dividend stocks offer both stability and attractive income potential, making them solid long-term investments.

These three high-yielding dividend stocks can deliver superior returns in the long run.

Are you looking for Canadian stock picks for 2026? Here are three defensive, income-rich options that stand out.

Here's why these are two of the top dividend-growth stocks to buy now in Canada.

This Canadian stock pays monthly dividends and has a high and sustainable yield of approximately 7%, offering predictable cash flow.

Slate Grocery is a small-cap TSX dividend stock that offers shareholders a tasty dividend yield of 8% in 2025.