Toronto Stock Exchange, TSX Venture & CSE · S&P/TSX Composite
Canadian Stock Screener
Screen Canadian stocks across the Toronto Stock Exchange, TSX Venture Exchange and Canadian Securities Exchange by P/E, ROE, margins and yield.
About the Canada stock market
Canada has three equity exchanges and ScreenerHero covers all of them: the Toronto Stock Exchange (TSX) for established companies, the TSX Venture Exchange (TSXV) for juniors, and the Canadian Securities Exchange (CSE, exchange code CNQ). Together that is roughly 1,700 active instruments. The market is dominated by banks, energy producers and pipelines, mining companies and a handful of large technology names.
What Canada offers equity investors
- Direct exposure to energy, metals and mining, and agriculture inputs, sectors that are thin on most European exchanges
- The big banks and pipeline companies are long-standing dividend payers and are widely held by income investors
- The TSX Venture Exchange is one of the largest junior markets in the world, with a deep pool of exploration, technology and small industrial companies
- Many Canadian companies are also quoted in the US, so you can compare them with US peers on the same fundamental filters
- Reporting is under IFRS and disclosure is regulated provincially, with a track record of detailed resource and operating data
Notable Canada stocks in the screener
Royal Bank of Canada
Financials
Toronto-Dominion Bank
Financials
Shopify
Technology
Enbridge
Energy
Canadian Natural Resources
Energy
Agnico Eagle Mines
Basic Materials
Suncor Energy
Energy
Bank of Montreal
Financials
These are examples. The screener covers all active Toronto Stock Exchange, TSX Venture & CSE-listed instruments.
Screen Canada stocks now
Filter by P/E, ROE, P/B, EV/EBITDA, margins, beta, and dividend yield across all Toronto Stock Exchange, TSX Venture & CSE listings. Free, no account needed.
How to use the Canada screener
1. Filter by exchange
Select TSX, TSXV, CNQ in the exchange filter to scope the screener to Canada equities only. Or combine with other exchanges to screen across European, US, or Canadian markets simultaneously.
2. Apply your criteria
Add fundamental filters — P/E, ROE, EV/EBITDA, profit margin, debt/equity — or technical ones like RSI and 52-week performance. Combine as many as you need.
3. Sort and drill down
Sort results by any metric. Click a company to see the full instrument page with historical financials, price chart, and upcoming events.
Common questions
What exchange codes does Canada use in ScreenerHero?
Three: TSX for the Toronto Stock Exchange, TSXV for the TSX Venture Exchange and CNQ for the Canadian Securities Exchange (CSE). The Canada screener page selects all three at once.
Are Canadian stocks priced in Canadian dollars?
Yes, Canadian listings are quoted in CAD. Some companies also have a US listing in USD; each listing is a separate instrument in the screener.
How is the TSX different from the TSX Venture Exchange?
The TSX lists established companies that meet higher size and profitability standards. The TSXV is a junior market for earlier-stage companies, mostly in mining, energy and technology. Most TSXV companies are small or pre-revenue, so use fundamental filters to find the operating minority.
Can I screen Canada stocks alongside other markets?
Yes — the ScreenerHero screener lets you select multiple exchanges simultaneously. You can combine TSX, TSXV, CNQ with any European, US, or Canadian exchange to run cross-market screens with the same fundamental filters.
Looking specifically at Canada microcaps?
Dedicated page covering TSX Venture Exchange and CSE companies below €300M — what makes them distinctive, how to filter them, and why they are structurally undercovered by international analysts.
The Canada screener. Free, no signup.
Dense tables. Fast filters. All active Toronto Stock Exchange, TSX Venture & CSE stocks — including small caps. Free, no account needed. Lifetime access is a one-time payment — no subscription.