Plan your expected dividend income

Canadian dividend calendar and upcoming TSX dates

Look up upcoming announced dividends for a Canadian stock or ETF, then open your personal calendar to follow payments from Canadian and U.S. holdings in Canadian dollars.

Dividend announcements

Upcoming payments: selected TSX securities

Browse payments retrieved for a selection of 12 stocks and ETFs. Unavailable dates and amounts are not projected. This selection is not an investment recommendation.

Future payments found in available sources
SecurityEx-dividendPaymentAmount per shareCurrencySource
RY.TOBanque Royale / Royal BankOct 26, 2026Nov 24, 20261.76CADstockanalysis.com
BMO.TOBMOOct 30, 2026Nov 26, 20261.71CADstockanalysis.com
ENB.TOEnbridgeNov 13, 2026Dec 1, 20260.97CADstockanalysis.com
FTS.TOFortisNov 17, 2026Dec 1, 20260.665CADstockanalysis.com
T.TOTELUSDec 11, 2026Jan 4, 20270.1875CADstockanalysis.com
BCE.TOBCEDec 15, 2026Jan 15, 20270.4375CADstockanalysis.com
Securities without a retrieved future announcement (6)

TD.TO, BNS.TO, CM.TO, XEI.TO, VDY.TO, ZDV.TO. Use the lookup below or check the issuer.

Retrieved at . Data may be cached. Confirm announcements with the issuers.

Look up an upcoming TSX dividend

Check available announcements for a Canadian stock or ETF. Examples: ENB.TO, RY.TO or XEI.TO.

Results show ex-dividend dates, payment dates and the source separately. No dates are invented when an announcement is unavailable.

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Review upcoming payments by date

The calendar organizes available or estimated payment dates for holdings in your portfolio. Select a marked day to see the ticker and estimated amount in Canadian dollars.

The main dashboard also highlights the next three expected payments for a faster overview.

Announced dates, projections and data sources

The TSX lookup uses available tables from Stock Analysis and DividendHistory.org, with issuer announcements where supported. Each available result links to its source and shows when it was retrieved. That retrieval time is not the publication date of the issuer announcement.

In the portfolio, declared payments and estimated payments are labeled separately. Demo holdings contain illustrative data. A missing announcement or a source outage is not evidence that a company pays no dividend.

Payment date versus ex-dividend date

The ex-dividend date generally determines which shareholders qualify for a dividend. The payment date is when the company expects to distribute it. My Dividends focuses on anticipated payment dates for holdings already in your portfolio.

A future date may come from a company announcement or an estimate based on its usual schedule. Confirm important dates with the company or your broker.

Why use a personal dividend calendar

  • identify months with higher or lower estimated income;
  • combine monthly and quarterly schedules in one view;
  • see which holding contributes to a marked day;
  • review converted Canadian-dollar estimates for U.S. holdings.

Frequently asked questions

Does the calendar show payment dates?

It shows available or estimated payment dates for positions in your portfolio.

Why can an estimated date change?

Companies can change their schedules, and dates that have not been announced may be projected from past payments.

Are monthly and quarterly dividends supported?

Yes, when available data is sufficient to establish or estimate the payment schedule.

Can I see the expected amount for a date?

Yes. Select a marked day to review its associated estimated payments.

Is this a complete calendar of every TSX dividend?

No. The public table covers a selection of 12 stocks and ETFs. Search another supported TSX ticker below or add your holdings to the personal calendar. Coverage depends on available announcements.

See your estimated dividend income

Start with three examples, then add your own Canadian and U.S. positions.

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