Let's dive into three of the top Canadian ETFs that may be worth considering for those who believe these trusts can outperform the rest long term.

TEC:CA offers broad-based, low-fee, and highly liquid exposure to global technology stocks, making it the top tech ETF choice in Canada. The fund closely tracks its benchmark, outperforms peers, and ...

TD Global Technology Leaders Index ETF is the top broad-based, low-fee Canadian tech ETF for U.S. tech and AI exposure. TEC:CA offers strong liquidity, a reasonable 0.39% expense ratio, and closely ...

Real-estate sector ETFs, on the other hand, recorded $36 million in outflows.

VFV gives low-cost S&P 500 exposure in CAD, with a 0.09% MER, tight spreads, and easy buying, selling, and DRIP at Canadian brokers. It is unhedged to the U.S. dollar, adding diversification and often ...

Governments and militaries around the world are beefing up their defense budgets as geopolitical and trade tensions mount. Unsurprisingly, aerospace and defense stocks are looking more attractive to ...

This performance far outpaces the growth in mutual fund assets, which saw a 15.7 per cent increase and $15.2-billion in ...

Volatility and Long-Term Potential – While blockchain ETFs can be volatile, they also present strong long-term growth opportunities as blockchain adoption expands. Blockchain Growth Exposure – These ...