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SmartCentres REIT (TSX:SRU.UN) and another yield-rich, passive-income play are fit for Canadian value seekers.

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Nutrien (TSX:NTR) might be down, but shares are too cheap as the TSX Index rallies onward.

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Trade tensions can rattle markets, but food companies like Maple Leaf tend to hold steadier because people still need to eat.

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This Canadian dividend stock offers 6.6% yield with monthly distribution, supported by steady earnings and resilient payouts.

Behind the stock’s recent performance is the company’s steady operational growth. Notably, MCAN posted a 35% year-over-year ...

Monthly TFSA income can feel surprisingly powerful, and Chemtrade’s steady payout makes the $90-a-month goal look achievable.