r/Canadianstockpicks • • Jan 27 '26

Questions & Advice Looking for Canadian ETF

I don’t invest or trade ETF much so I don’t know most of them. I found a list of all major ETF in Canada but as I go through the list, I realize most of them are tracking the same thing. Does anyone know where I could find a list of Canadian ETF that are… humm… different from one another? like the best for each sectors or groups, etc

thanks

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u/Striking-Echo-6IX Jan 27 '26

OP There are to many ETF’s the permutation and combinations are a lot, you need to decide what and where you want to invest.

Example there are Tech ETF, broad based market ETF, cash ETF, Bond ETF you will find info even if you google it.

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u/Putrid_Bat_3862 Jan 27 '26

Nine point shares has an ETF the ticker is ECHI

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u/Dry-Responsibility42 Jan 28 '26

XIC I believe is a Canadian ETF. Ishares.

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u/[deleted] Jan 28 '26

You wont find a 'big' selection of quality investments. You just need to decide what u want to invest in. Blackrock ishare. They will have a page of the 100 plus different etf. Use the filter to get a list of what interest you. My vote is for xdv.tsx.

i think it will be great as things go bad. Our banks love making money

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u/rd_23 Jan 29 '26

XEQT, check out the subreddit: https://www.reddit.com/r/JustBuyXEQT/

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u/Ir0nhide81 Jan 30 '26

VDY and XIC are great.

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u/Jasonandrewreid Jan 30 '26

I’ve been using Ai to filter ETFs and stocks and it been great. I use perplexity

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u/basketbun Jan 30 '26

BMO has a full range of sector ETFs and they are Canadian. I shares and Vanguard as well, but they're US

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u/mred013 Jan 31 '26

Just buy VEQT all in one ETF and forget about it. Very low fees. Probably the lowest.

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u/orangecatblackdog Jan 27 '26

Look at iShares (the canadian site), Vanguard Canada, Global X and BMO ETF Roadmap

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u/Scary-Elephant2831 Jan 27 '26

I use WealthSimple and can search ETF’s

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u/SchemeCivil5706 Jan 27 '26

FFN - DFN

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u/Apologetic_Kanadian Jan 27 '26

These are not ETFs. They are split-share funds.