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Dividend-growth investing looks past today's yield to the track record: how many years in a row a company has raised its payout, and how big the most recent increase was. A long, unbroken streak of annual increases is a sign of durable free cash flow and management's confidence — often worth more over time than a high starting yield. Each figure below is grounded in the company's own report.

Approximate, as of early August 2026. Streaks and increases move with each year's declaration — see each report for the detail, and confirm before acting.

Longest increase streak first

#CompanyTickerSectorStreakLatest increaseNote
1Enbridge Inc.ENBEnergy31 yrs+3%31st consecutive annual increase, +3% to C$0.97/qtr
2Canadian Natural ResourcesCNQEnergy26 yrs26 consecutive years of increases (~20% CAGR)
3Manulife FinancialMFCInsurance+10%C$0.485 quarterly after a ~10% hike in 2025
4Intact FinancialIFCInsurance+10%raised ~10% to C$1.47 from C$1.33
5TMX GroupXDiversified Financials+8%raised 8% this quarter
6Royal Bank of CanadaRYBanks+7%Raised quarterly dividend 7% to C$1.76 in Q2 2026
7Brookfield Infrastructure PartnersBIP.UNDiversified Financials+6%raised quarterly distribution ~6%
8Bank of Montreal (BMO)BMOBanks+5%Raised quarterly dividend 5% to C$1.71 in Q2 2026
9Sun Life FinancialSLFInsurance+4%Announced a 4% dividend increase
10Canadian National RailwayCNR (TSX) / CNI (NYSE)Industrials+3.2%Raised quarterly dividend ~3.2% to C$0.9150 for 2026

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