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Onex is getting hit by messy headlines, but beneath the noise it may be a discounted asset manager with real catalysts.

This company has increased its dividend steadily for decades.

This Canadian dividend stock has proven it can survive recessions, inflation spikes, oil crashes, and even a global pandemic.

Long-term investors may find either of these low-cost Canadian ETFs appealing as a core TFSA holding.

Investor appetite for risk improved again near record TSX levels as hopes for progress in U.S.-Iran talks supported broad market gains, with domestic retail sales data and U.S. consumer sentiment figures expected to be in focus this morning.

Trade tensions are rising again. Here are four TSX stocks that look built to keep delivering even as uncertainty grows.

These two fear-driven Canadian income stocks look battered today, but their cash flow and assets could surprise investors.

CN Rail (TSX:CNR) is a dividend growth stock that's starting to heat up after a lengthy bear market slump.

This TSX giant has increased the dividend annually for more than three decades.

Stable growth, strong occupancy, and reliable monthly income make this monthly-paying Canadian stock attractive for TFSA investors.