Best Canadian Stocks 2026: Investing in the TSX
The Toronto Stock Exchange (TSX) is home to Canada's banks, pipelines, miners and a world-class tech name in Shopify. Below are 116 of the most liquid Canadian stocks, with live prices in Canadian dollars (C$), fundamentals, and charts.
Last updated: October 2026 · For informational purposes only. Not financial advice.
Many Canadian blue chips are dual-listed in New York, so US investors can often buy them directly. For example Royal Bank (RY), Toronto-Dominion (TD), Enbridge (ENB) and Shopify (SHOP) all trade on both the TSX and a US exchange. For broad exposure, the iShares MSCI Canada ETF (EWC) holds a basket of large Canadian companies. The pages below track the TSX (.TO) listings in Canadian dollars.
The heavyweights
Canada's largest company and bank, the anchor of the finance-heavy TSX and a long-standing dividend payer.
View RY →The e-commerce software giant, Canada's premier growth-tech name and a rival in scale to the big banks.
View SHOP →North America's pipeline backbone and a classic high-yield income stock, around 6% in dividends.
View ENB →One of Canada's biggest oil and gas producers, a direct play on crude prices and the oil-sands economy.
View CNQ →A top-five Canadian bank with a large US retail footprint, a core income and value holding.
View TD →A transcontinental railway and a wide-moat industrial that moves the Canadian economy coast to coast.
View CNR →A global alternative-asset manager in infrastructure, real estate and renewables, run out of Toronto.
View BAM →One of the world's largest gold miners, a leveraged play on the gold price from the TSX.
View ABX →All Canadian stocks (116)
Every TSX name we track, each with a live page (price in C$, fundamentals, dividends, chart, and the S&P/TSX benchmark).
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