1. Royal Bank of Canada
Sector: Financials – Industry:
Diversified Banks
The largest bank in Canada by
market capitalization, the Royal Bank of Canada – RBC – is a multinational
banking and financial services corporation. Founded in 1882, RBC is engaged in
commercial banking, investment banking and insurance throughout Canada; it has
also developed branches in the United States as well as in seventeen Caribbean
countries.
Website: rbcroyalbank.com –
Market Cap.: C$ 153.4 Billion – Stock Symbol: RY
2. Toronto-Dominion Bank
Sector:
Financials – Industry: Diversified Banks
Operating as
TD Bank Group, more commonly known as TD, the Toronto–Dominion Bank is a
Canadian multinational banking and financial services company. Proceeding from
the merger of two banks founded in the 19th century, TD Bank has become one of
the largest banks in Canada, also very present in the Eastern United States.
Website: td.com –
Market Cap.: C$ 137.3 Billion – Stock Symbol: TD
3.
Enbridge
Sector:
Energy – Industry: Oil & Gas Midstream
Enbridge
Inc. is a multinational energy company focusing on the transportation,
distribution, and generation of energy, primarily in Canada and the United
States. Enbridge notably operates the longest crude oil and liquid hydrocarbons
pipeline transportation system in North America and the largest natural gas
distribution network, servicing Ontario, Quebec, New Brunswick, and New York
State.
Website: enbridge.com –
Market Cap.: C$ 113.6 Billion – Stock Symbol:
4.
Bank
of Nova Scotia
Sector:
Financials – Industry: Diversified Banks
Operating
as Scotiabank, the Bank of Nova Scotia is a multinational bank. Founded in
1832, the Bank of Nova Scotia has become “the most international bank of
Canada” through its acquisitions in more than fifty countries of Latin America
and the Caribbean, Europe and parts of Asia.
Website: scotiabank.com –
Market Cap.: C$ 90.4 Billion – Stock
5.
Canadian
National
Sector:
Industrials – Industry: Railroads
Canadian
National Railway Corporation, more simply known as CN, is a freight railway
company serving Canada and the Midwestern and Southern United States. Founded
in 1919, CN has developed its network of freight transport for raw
materials, intermediate and finished goods beyond the rail to trucking and
shipping.
Website: cn.ca –
Market Cap.: C$ 89 Billion – Stock Symbol: CNR
6.
Brookfield
Asset Management
Sector:
Financials – Industry: Asset Management
Brookfield
Asset Management Inc. is an alternative asset management company engaged in
real estate, renewable power, infrastructure, and private equity. Beyond
Canada, Brookfield Asset Management has also opened offices in New York City,
London, Rio de Janeiro and Sydney.
Website: brookfield.com –
Market Cap.: C$ 88.8 Billion – Stock Symbol: BAM.A
7.
Shopify
Sector:
Technology – Industry: Software Applications
Shopify
is an e-commerce company providing an e-commerce platform for online stores and
retail point-of-sale systems. Founded in 2004, Shopify offers a range of
services including payments, marketing, shipping and customer engagement tools
to more than 800,000 businesses in approximately 175 countries.
Website: shopify.com –
Market Cap.: C$ 73.8 Billion – Stock Symbol: SHOP
8.
TC
Energy
Sector:
Energy – Industry: Oil & Gas Midstream
TC
Energy Corporation is an energy company operating natural gas and liquids
pipelines and power generation plants. TC Energy’s gas pipelines, the company’s
largest segment, transport more than 25% of North American natural gas demand,
in Canada, the United States, and Mexico.
Website: tcenergy.com –
Market Cap.: C$ 68.9 Billion – Stock Symbol: TRP
9.
Bank
of Montreal
Sector:
Financials – Industry: Diversified Banks
The
oldest bank in Canada, founded in 1817, the Bank of Montreal is a banking and
financial services corporation. Operating in commercial banking as BMO Bank of
Montreal in Canada, the company is also engaged in the United States,
especially in the Chicago area, where it operates as BMO Harris Bank. BMO also
conducts activities of corporate banking and wealth management.
Website: bmo.com –
Market Cap.: C$ 65.5 Billion – Stock Symbol: BM
10.
BCE
Sector:
Communication Services – Industry: Telecom Services
BCE
Inc., formerly Bell Canada Enterprises, is a telecommunications and mass media
holding company for the Bell Canada corporate group. Besides its
telecommunications and media arms, Bell Canada and Bell Media, BCE is also
involved in sports with participation in the Montreal Canadiens ice hockey club
and Maple Leaf Sports & Entertainment and owns several other local
telecommunications companies.
Website: bce.ca –
Market Cap.: C$ 58 Billion – Stock Symbol: BCE
11.
Suncor
Energy
Sector:
Energy – Industry: Integrated Oil & Gas
Suncor
Energy is an integrated multinational energy company specializing in the
production of synthetic crude from oil sands. Founded in 1919, Suncor has
become the world-leading producer of bitumen, also producing, refining and
retailing conventional oil, heavy crude oil, and natural gas.
Website: suncor.com –
Market Cap.: C$ 57.2 Billion – Stock Symbol: SU
12.
Thomson
Reuters
Sector:
Industrials – Industry: Consulting Services
Thomson
Reuters Corporation is a multinational mass media and information company,
majority-owned by The Woodbridge Company. Evolved from a company founded in
1934, Thomson Reuters has become a world-leading provider of news, information,
and tools for professionals, operating in more than 100 countries.
Website: thomsonreuters.com –
Market Cap.: C$ 54 Billion – Stock Symbol: TRI
13.
Manulife
Financial
Sector:
Financials – Industry: Life Insurance
Manulife
Financial Corporation is a multinational insurance and financial services
company. Operating in Canada and Asia as Manulife, the company primarily
operates in the United States through its subsidiary, John Hancock Financial.
Manulife Financial Corporation also fully owns the Manulife Bank of Canada.
Website: manulife.com –
Market Cap.: C$ 51.7 Billion – Stock Symbol: MFC
14.
Alimentation
Couche-Tard
Sector:
Consumer Defensive – Industry: Grocery Stores
Alimentation
Couche-Tard Inc., or more commonly Couche-Tard, is a convenience store
operating company. With 15,000 stores across Canada, the United States, Europe,
Mexico, Japan, China, and Indonesia, Couche-Tard primarily operates under its
brands Couche-Tard, Mac’s, Circle K, On the Run, as well as with affiliated
brands 7-jours, Dairy Mart, Daisy Mart, and Winks.
Website: corpo.couche-tard.com –
Market Cap.: C$ 51.3 Billion – Stock Symbol: ATD.B
15.
Canadian
Imperial Bank of Commerce
Sector:
Financials – Industry: Diversified Banks
The
Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce, commonly known as CIBC, is one of the
largest banks in Canada, involved in retail and business banking, wealth
management and capital markets. CIBC has developed operations in the United
States, the Caribbean, Asia, and Europe.
Website: cibc.com –
Market Cap.: C$ 49 Billion – Stock Symbol: CM
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