High Yield of the Month

Merger Mania

Both of this month's High Yield selections are involved in deals that should ensure long-term dividend sustainability and growth.

A Conservative Bias

Both January selections are from the same staid and steady side of the Portfolio. One’s a new addition, while the other’s a longtime Holding.

Yin and Yang

One, Davis + Henderson Income Corp (TSX: DH, OTC: DHIFF), is a conservative way to play Canada’s globally recognized financial system. The other, Noranda Income Fund (TSX: NIF-U, OTC: NNDIF), is an aggressive, unconverted trust that owns a piece of the second-largest zinc processing facility in North America.

Real Stories of Value

November’s High Yield of the Month selections have been subject to wild price swings due to perceptions about the nature of their respective businesses. All they really do is build wealth for the long term.

H20-Powered Growth Builds Wealth

Two CE Portfolio Holdings are involved in transformational deals that will establish one’s water-utility exposure and concentrate the other’s on hydroelectricity.

Stable, Resilient and Growing: That's the Way to Run a Business

Crescent Point Energy Corp (TSX: CPG, OTC: CSCTF) and Artis REIT (TSX: AR-U, OTC: ARESF) have held their distributions steady through some of the worst economic and market conditions in decades. And they’re growing, too.

High Quality, Cheap

At the micro level--company operations--Extendicare REIT (TSX: EXE-U) and Student Transportation Inc (TSX: STB, OTC: STUXF) are posting solid numbers. The recent selloff on macro concerns makes them compelling values.

Smart Acquisitions Lead to Dividend Growth

Both of July’s High Yielders have expanded their footprints in recent years, gaining strength to build wealth for the long term.

Big Yields, Recession-Resistant

It’s one thing to pay generous yield. It’s quite another to back it up when the going gets tough. June's High Yielders have what it takes to get the job done.

Waterheaters (and Submeters) and Game-Changers

There’s little worry about spiking energy costs for this odd couple of high-yield Canadian stocks.