Top Canadian Dividend Growth Stocks Raising in 2021

Posted on December 29, 2020 by Mathieu Litalien
Top Canadian Dividend Growth Stocks 2021

If you’re looking to keep an eye on some of the top Canadian dividend stocks, this is the perfect video for you.

In this video, we go over some of the top Canadian dividend stocks that are set to raise dividends in January of 2021.

Despite the global pandemic and economic downturn, there are still plenty of companies who should be able to drive top and bottom line growth through the next few years and continue to be strong dividend growth candidates.

All of these stocks are either Canadian Dividend Aristocrats or Canadian Dividend All Stars. Whichever list you choose to rely on is completely up to you, however we like to use the All Star list just because it’s inclusion requirements are a little stricter and can provide a clearer picture of a company’s track record of dividend growth.

Mat goes over Atco (TSE:ACO.X), Canadian Utilities (TSE:CU), Canadian National Railway (TSE:CNR) and Exco Technologies (TSE:XTC) in this video and predicts whether or not they’ll raise the dividend, and by how much.

Enjoy!

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Mathieu Litalien

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Mathieu is an individual investor and has been investing part-time for the better part of the past 20 years. He is primarily interested in fundamental analysis, focusing on the long-term and his portfolio is composed primarily of dividend-paying equities. Mathieu has a moderate risk profile and also looks for growth and value. His passion for finance and the markets have led him to his MBA and writing for Seeking Alpha and Stocktrades. Mathieu also focuses primarily on stock research and content production for Stocktrades.ca Premium and the Stocktrades blog.