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If you are looking for relatively safer options along with decent return potential, here are three top Canadian dividend stocks for long-term investors.

Shopify (TSX:SHOP)(NYSE:SHOP) stock just served up another incredible quarter, yet its stock is back on the retreat over peak growth concerns.

The cost of living is cheaper in three places in Quebec, Canada, so soon-to-be retirees must check them out. Retirees looking for reliable income stream can invest in the National Bank of Canada stock, the leading bank in the province.

Thanks to the solid buying in equities over the past year, most  TSX-listed stocks are looking expensive and trading near their peak. However, plenty of stocks are still looking reasonable at the current price levels and offer good value. Further, I expect the momentum in a few TSX-listed stocks to continue, despite the recent run up.  So, if you are looking for top stocks that could handily outperform the benchmark index and deliver stellar returns in the long run, consider buying the shares...

Lightspeed POS, Dye & Durham, and goeasy could be ideal stock picks for long-term growth-seeking investors.

Canadians can earn lifelong passive income from two TSX Champions. Buy the Royal Bank of Canada stock and the Canadian Utilities stock and hold them forever.

Image source: Getty Images. Earning passive income has been crucial, if not urgent, during the health crisis. The Canadian economy survived the biggest collapse (5.4% GDP contraction) but has gained momentum entering 2021. However, the abnormal recession not seen before persists. Fortunately, the household savings rate increased in the early months of the pandemic. Canadians have free cash to create more income streams. Likewise, they should start to appreciate, not overlook...

TSX stocks like Shopify Inc (TSX:SHOP)(NYSE:SHOP) are beating Amazon (NASDAQ:AMZN) at its own game.

CRA: 2 Challenges Canadians Faced When Filing 2020 Taxes More on: Image source: Getty Images April of 2021 is not quite the same as April last year, but it bears many similarities. A new phase of lockdown and pandemic-related challenges to personal finances and general economic conditions (even though the stock market seems stable) have shaken the financial footing of many Canadians. For 2021 tax seasons, many taxpayers, accountants, and politicians believed that the CRA sh...

If you're looking for high yield in May, look no further than Enbridge Inc (TSX:ENB)(NYSE:ENB).