TSX Adds Dozens of Canadian ETFs in May 2026

Dozens of new exchange-traded funds were listed on the Toronto Stock Exchange in May 2026, offering exposures across equities, fixed income, commodities, covered-call strategies and short-term cash products. Issuers with new listings included Global X, Fidelity, NBI, TD, JPMorgan, Hamilton, Ninepoint, Meritage, CIBC and Desjardins.

Global X introduced commodity-producer and silver-miner equity funds plus covered-call versions, including the Global X All-In-One Commodity Producers Equity ETF (COMX) and covered-call variants (CMCL, CMCC), the Global X Silver Miners Index ETF (SLVX) and enhanced covered-call silver miners ETFs (SVCC, SVCL). Global X also listed a uranium covered-call ETF (URCC) and short-term cash and treasury products such as Global X High Interest Savings ETF (CASH.L), 0–3 Month T-Bill ETFs (CBIL.L, UBIL.V) and a U.S. dollar high interest savings product (UCSH.V). The firm added an active U.S. dividend ETF (DIVY).

Fidelity’s new listings included the Fidelity Emerging Markets Opportunities Fund (FEMO), Fidelity Multi-Alt Balanced Fund (FMAB), Fidelity Alternative Bond Fund (FFAB) and Fidelity Global Concentrated Value Fund (FGCV). NBI added Canadian bond and equity index funds and international strategies, including NBI Canadian Bond Index Fund (NBBX), NBI Canadian Equity Index Fund (NBCX), NBI U.S. Equity Index Fund (NBUX), NBI Canadian Equity Growth Fund (NBCG), NBI Diversified Emerging Markets Equity Fund (NBEM), NBI International Value Fund (NBIV), NBI International Equity Index Fund (NBIX) and the NBI SmartData Global Equity Fund (NSDG).

Income-oriented products featured in the listings. Hamilton launched Canadian and international equity yield-maximizer ETFs (CMAX, IMAX). JPMorgan listed income and premium-income active ETFs, including JPMorgan Income Active ETF (JPIE) and CAD-hedged premium income products tied to U.S. equities and the Nasdaq (JEPH, JPQH). TD’s new funds included TD Canadian Corporate Bond Fund (TCCB), TD Short Term Bond Fund (TSTB), TD Ultra Short Term Bond Fund (TUST) and a commodities pool (TCOM). CIBC added short-term and Canadian bond funds (CSTB, CCBA).

Other entrants included Meritage’s tactical ETF portfolios for balanced, equity, growth and moderate allocations (NMBL, NMEQ, NMGR, NMMO), Ninepoint’s alternative credit, energy and cash management funds (NACO, NBND, NNRG, NRGI, NSAV, TIF) and Desjardins’ U.S. investment grade corporate bond ETF (DUIG).

The newly listed ETFs combine index-tracking and active management across traditional and alternative asset classes. Several offer income-focused strategies such as covered calls, short-duration bonds and high-interest savings formats. The listings became effective on the Toronto Stock Exchange in May 2026 and add a range of options for traders and investors seeking specific sector, income or cash-management exposures.