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Enbridge stock is a divisive pick among investors. Here's a look at whether investors should buy, sell, or hold in 2026.

January gives you a clean TFSA reset, and EQB could help make that new $7,000 room compound faster.

At 65, the average TFSA balance is a useful checkpoint and Emera can be a steadier way to build tax-free income past it.

If you invest in iShares S&P/TSX 60 Index Fund (TSX:XIU), you'll likely be able to retire at 65.

These three TFSA stocks blend growth, dividends, and recession resistance, giving you a simple long-term "buy and hold" shortlist.

If you are looking for income-producing stocks on the TSX, here are four growing dividend stocks to buy.

Shopify (TSX:SHOP) stock seems overheated, but it might not be time to sell as AI shopping catalysts loom.

If you're 40 and feel behind, the average RRSP balance is only $49,014, so a consistent plan can still catch up.

These Canadian energy stocks are likely to benefit from high demand, driven by decarbonization, energy security, and digital infrastructure.

Here's why Dollarama has been one of the best Canadian stocks over the last decade, and whether it's worth buying today.