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With Canadian bond yields staying elevated after the Bank of Canada's decision to hold rates at 2.25%, the iShares Core Canadian Universe Bond Index ETF (TSX: XBB) has moved back into focus as a core fixed-income holding. For investors who spent years frustrated by …

The iShares Core Equity ETF Portfolio (TSX: XEQT) has become a default choice for Canadians who want a complete equity portfolio in a single trade, and September's cross-currents put its all-in-one design to the test. With U.S. mega-caps riding an AI wave, Canadian stocks …

The iShares Core Growth ETF Portfolio (TSX:XGRO) is one of Canada's most popular one-ticket solutions, pairing an 80% equity allocation with a 20% bond cushion in a single, self-rebalancing fund. As bond yields stay elevated after the Bank of Canada's hold and equity markets …

As equity markets brace for a volatile September, the iShares Core MSCI Canadian Quality Dividend Index ETF (TSX:XDIV) offers a focused blend of income and quality that could appeal to investors seeking a steadier ride. By screening for financially sound Canadian companies with above-average …

The BMO S&P 500 Index ETF (TSX: ZSP) is one of the most widely owned U.S. equity funds in Canada, and it enters September at the intersection of three powerful currents: the artificial-intelligence boom lifting mega-cap technology, sticky inflation pressures, and a Federal Reserve …

The BMO S&P/TSX Capped Composite Index ETF (TSX:ZCN) delivers the entire Canadian stock market in one low-cost package, and that makes it a front-row seat to a striking September collision: surging energy momentum on one side and escalating Canada--U.S. tariff risk on the other. …

As equity markets brace for a volatile September, the Fidelity All-in-One Balanced ETF (TSX: FBAL) makes the case for a middle path: a globally diversified, professionally managed mix of stocks, bonds and a sliver of cryptocurrency in a single ticker. With a hawkish Federal …