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Top 100 dividend stocks in Canada 2024

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Overview
Top 100 Dividend Stocks
Past Performance
Methodology

Top 100 dividend stocks in Canada

Consider our list of the top 100 Canadian dividend stocks for 2024, below, as a starting point for your search for investing prospects, not the final destination. You may find yourself looking long and hard for what investors typically consider dividend aristocrats: banks, telecoms, utilities, pipelines and real estate investment trusts (REITs). (They’re here. It’s just not that obvious.) Understand that this exercise is meant to identify candidates based on quantitative factors including not just dividend yield and sustainability, but also measures of profitability, financial strength and value. (Learn more about our best dividend stocks methodology.)

Scoring the best dividend stocks in Canada
The yield score (40% weighting) looks at the current dividend yield and the growth of the dividend over the past five years…

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