BCE (BCE)

Quebecor just raised its dividend 12.5% and kept the lowest debt load in Canadian telecom. Here is why I prefer it over BCE and Telus.

I trust Berkshire Hathaway infinitely more than any Canadian telecom stock.

This dividend stock offers a higher yield than Telus and BCE, backed by dependable cash flow and more consistent dividend growth.

BCE’s dividend was cut in 2025, but its new payout policy and 5.37% yield give investors a clearer reason to reassess the telecom stock.

BCE (TSX:BCE) and Telus (TSX:T) looks like stellar dividend value plays, but only one can be the better bet.

BCE dividend stock news: leverage falls to 3.7 times, free cash flow tops $1 billion, and management confirms payouts through 2027.

These stocks now have yields above 5%.

BCE is a Canadian dividend stock that offers you a yield of more than 6% in 2026. Is it a good stock to own right now?

Telus (TSX:T) and BCE (TSX:BCE) stocks are popular with dividend investors, but I prefer to put my money elsewhere.

Telus slashes dividends by 55%. Explore what this means for investors and how it compares to BCE's recent changes.

BCE looks like the stronger telecom buy this August as its recent earnings momentum, fibre growth, and steady dividend give it an edge over Telus.

BCE (TSX:BCE) stock might be further along with its turnaround, but the dividend might not be in hyper-growth mode just yet.

A contrarian pick for high-yield investors.

Understand the implications of the dividend changes at Telus and BCE as both aim for improved financial stability.

These stocks offer yields well above 5% today.

Rogers offers a lower yield than Telus and BCE, but its improving cash flow and operating momentum give investors another reason to look beyond the headline payout.

BCE reduced its annualized dividend from $3.99 per share to $1.75 per share last year, but still offers an attractive yield of about 5.5%.

Telus (TSX:T) is no longer that same high-yield star; it's a deep-value turnaround play.

BCE’s dividend now yields 5.8% after a major reset. Here’s what investors should know about its payout, cash flow, debt, and risks.

BCE's stock price got hit due to its dividend cut. Today, it's attractively valued with a sustainable dividend and a path for growth.

BCE (TSX:BCE) and Telus (TSX:T) are towering dividend payers, but there are less choppy value bets out there.

BCE stock offers a 5.62% yield, but investors may want proof that free cash flow can fund its dividend, growth plans, and debt reduction.

BCE is reshaping its identity with the development of the Bell AI fabric, leveraging its fibre network for advanced technology solutions.

BCE's dividend has stabilized after last year's cut, but the company is still facing significant headwinds.

BCE (TSX:BCE) has fallen too much, too fast, making it a good value bet for yield lovers.