This Week in Canada ETFs: September 14-18, 2026
Here’s a recap of all the key developments from week 38 of 2026 in Canada’s ETF market.
Here’s a recap of ETF activity across the Canadian market this week, from launches and filings to key updates.
ETF Launches and Expansion
TD introduced the TD Q International Dividend ETF (TQID), applying its quantitative dividend strategy to international stocks and REITs with high yields or growth potential.
Meanwhile, CI GAM launched the CI Munro International Growth Equity Fund (CMIG and CMIG.U), using sub-advisor Munro Partners to capture growth stocks outside Canada and the U.S.
In addition, Ninepoint Partners introduced two new double-monthly distribution funds: the Enhanced U.S. Equity HighShares ETF (USHI) and the Enhanced Aerospace and Defense HighShares ETF (EDHI).
Both combine equity exposure with covered calls and up to 33% leverage.
Regulatory Filings
In new filings, Manulife Investments submitted plans for the Manulife Global Growth Fund (MGLO CN), which will utilize Axiom Investors’ bottom-up fundamental approach across developed and emerging market equities.
Additionally, LongPoint ETFs filed for four 2X daily leveraged single-stock technology funds: the SavvyLong (2X) Anthropic ETF (ANTU CN), SanDisk ETF (SNDU CN), SK Hynix ETF (SKHU CN), and TSM ETF (TSMU CN), each carrying a 1.55% management fee.
Product Updates and Currency Additions
Ninepoint Partners made minor adjustments to its product lineup by renaming two funds to the Ninepoint TD-Linked HighShares ETF (TDHI) and Ninepoint RY-Linked HighShares ETF (RYHI) without altering their tickers or underlying strategies.
Ninepoint also raised the risk rating of the Ninepoint Cameco HighShares ETF from Medium to High to High, while maintaining its investment objectives.
Lastly, Brompton launched USD-denominated units for the Brompton Split Corp. Preferred Share ETF (SPLT.U), enabling USD trading and distributions while hedging Canadian-dollar exposure back to USD.
This article was written on September 13th, 2026. Please note this article is for information purposes only and does not in any way constitute investment advice. It is essential that you seek advice from a registered financial professional prior to making any investment decision.
