TSX lists dozens of new ETFs in May 2026

In May 2026 the Toronto Stock Exchange listed dozens of new exchange-traded funds from Global X, Fidelity, NBI, TD, Ninepoint, JPMorgan, CIBC, Hamilton, Meritage and Desjardins.

The new ETFs cover short-term cash and T-bill products, a range of bond funds including ultra-short, short-term and corporate bonds, Canadian, U.S., international and emerging markets equities, commodity producers and miners, covered-call income strategies and tactical multi-asset portfolios.

Offerings from Global X included the All‑In‑One Commodity Producers Equity ETF (COMX) and covered-call variants (CMCL, CMCC), silver miners ETFs (SLVX, SVCC, SVCL), a uranium covered‑call ETF (URCC), high-interest savings and 0–3 month T‑bill products (CASH.L, CBIL.L, UBIL.V, UCSH.V) and an active U.S. dividend ETF (DIVY). Fidelity’s slate included the Emerging Markets Opportunities Fund (FEMO), Multi‑Alt Balanced Fund (FMAB) and Alternative Bond Fund (FFAB), plus the Global Concentrated Value Fund (FGCV). NBI listed index and active equity and bond funds such as the Canadian Bond Index Fund (NBBX), Canadian Equity Index Fund (NBCX), Canadian Equity Growth Fund (NBCG), U.S. Equity Index Fund (NBUX) and international and emerging markets offerings (NBEM, NBIV, NBIX, NSDG). TD introduced corporate and short‑term bond funds (TCCB, TSTB, TUST) and an alternative commodities pool (TCOM). Ninepoint added income, energy and credit options including Alternative Credit Opportunities (NACO), Diversified Bond (NBND), Energy (NNRG), Energy Income (NRGI), Cash Management (NSAV) and Target Income (TIF). JPMorgan listed income and premium income ETFs with CAD‑hedged U.S. strategies (JPIE, JEPH, JPQH). Hamilton launched yield‑oriented equity ETFs (CMAX, IMAX). CIBC brought short‑term income and Canadian bond funds (CSTB, CCBA). Meritage introduced tactical portfolios covering balanced, equity, growth and moderate allocations (NMBL, NMEQ, NMGR, NMMO). Desjardins listed a U.S. investment grade corporate bond ETF (DUIG).

Some products are index‑tracking and others are actively managed. Several ETFs use option overlays to generate income through covered‑call strategies. U.S. equity premium income offerings include Canadian‑dollar‑hedged share classes. T‑bill and high‑interest savings ETFs are structured as short‑duration cash equivalents for liquidity and capital preservation.

Each fund carries a unique TSX ticker and trades on the Toronto Stock Exchange, allowing investors to buy and sell exposures intraday. The May 2026 listings offer access to specific sectors, commodities, income strategies and short-term cash management via the ETF format.

Listings occurred throughout May 2026 and the new ETFs are available for trading on the Toronto Stock Exchange.