TRP.TO - TransCanada Corporation

Toronto - Toronto Delayed Price. Currency in CAD
55.29
+0.33 (+0.60%)
At close: 4:00PM EST
Stock chart is not supported by your current browser
Previous Close54.96
Open55.05
Bid55.25 x 0
Ask55.32 x 0
Day's Range54.83 - 55.47
52 Week Range47.90 - 59.97
Volume2,062,545
Avg. Volume2,510,998
Market Cap50.757B
Beta (3Y Monthly)0.92
PE Ratio (TTM)14.95
EPS (TTM)3.70
Earnings DateFeb 13, 2019 - Feb 18, 2019
Forward Dividend & Yield2.76 (5.13%)
Ex-Dividend Date2018-12-28
1y Target Est63.47
  • Is TransCanada Corporation’s (TSE:TRP) 13% Better Than Average?
    Simply Wall St.2 days ago

    Is TransCanada Corporation’s (TSE:TRP) 13% Better Than Average?

    While some investors are already well versed in financial metrics (hat tip), this article is for those who would like to learn about Return On Equity (ROE) and why it Read More...

  • RRSP Investors: 2 Top TSX Index Stocks to Own for 2 Decades
    The Motley Fool3 days ago

    RRSP Investors: 2 Top TSX Index Stocks to Own for 2 Decades

    TC Energy (TSX:TRP) (NYSE:TRP) and one other industry leader deserve to be on your RRSP radar right now. Here's why.

  • The #1 Way to Wreck Your Investments
    The Motley Fool3 days ago

    The #1 Way to Wreck Your Investments

    Buying a home with debt at high real estate prices is, at best, a terrible investment. Buy shares of Fortis Inc. (TSX:FTS)(NYSE:FTS) to grow wealth instead.

  • Six-in-ten Canadians see a pipeline crisis, half blame Trudeau: poll
    Yahoo Finance Canada3 days ago

    Six-in-ten Canadians see a pipeline crisis, half blame Trudeau: poll

    The Angus Reid Institute questioned more than 4,000 individuals between late December and early January. The findings show about half place blame on Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s Liberal government for not doing enough to move projects forward. Canada’s long-standing pipeline issue was thrust into the spotlight again in late 2018, as prices for heavy Canadian crude plunged against global benchmarks.

  • Oilprice.com6 days ago

    Another Crucial Canadian Pipeline Runs Into Trouble

    Yet another crucial Canadian energy infrastructure project is running into trouble as members of the Wet’suwet’en nation threw up makeshift barricades to stop construction on their land in recent weeks

  • Better Buy: TransCanada Corp (TSX:TRP) vs. Enbridge Inc. (TSX:ENB)?
    The Motley Fool6 days ago

    Better Buy: TransCanada Corp (TSX:TRP) vs. Enbridge Inc. (TSX:ENB)?

    Both TransCanada Corporation (TSX:TRP)(NYSE:TRP) and Enbridge Inc. (TSX:ENB)(NYSE:ENB) would look great in any portfolio. But one looks to be a slightly better buy today.

  • Grow Your TFSA Safely With These 2 Top Canadian Dividend Stocks
    The Motley Fool7 days ago

    Grow Your TFSA Safely With These 2 Top Canadian Dividend Stocks

    In economic sectors that are steady and predictable and with dividend yields of 5.13% and 4.18%, respectively, TransCanada Corporation (TSX:TRP)(NYSE:TRP) and Chartwell Retirement Residences (TSX:CSH.UN) are solid picks to help investors safely grow their TFSAs.

  • Which Blue-Chip Canadian Energy Stock Belongs in Your TFSA?
    The Motley Fool7 days ago

    Which Blue-Chip Canadian Energy Stock Belongs in Your TFSA?

    High-quality energy stocks like Parkland Fuel Corp. (TSX:PKI) abound on the TSX, but which should you buy today?

  • 3 Ways to Ensure Financial Success in 2019
    The Motley Fool7 days ago

    3 Ways to Ensure Financial Success in 2019

    TransCanada Corporation (TSX:TRP)(NTSE:TRP) is one of three dividend-paying stocks that can help investors achieve financial success in 2019.

  • Police and Indigenous blockades going up, work to begin again on B.C. pipeline
    The Canadian Press7 days ago

    Police and Indigenous blockades going up, work to begin again on B.C. pipeline

    SMITHERS, B.C. — The RCMP lifted an exclusion zone Friday that cut off public access to a forest service road in northern British Columbia at the site of a confrontation this week between Mounties and opponents of a natural gas pipeline. Police say the public and media can travel on the road in the Wet’suwet’en First Nation territory but the RCMP will be patrolling it to ensure everyone's safety. Earlier Friday, a convoy of work trucks passed through the police roadblock heading to the Unist’ot’en healing camp to dismantle barriers that had blocked workers from starting construction on the Coastal GasLink pipeline. On Thursday, hereditary chiefs struck a deal with the RCMP to abide with an interim court injunction by not blocking access to the work site. In exchange, the chiefs said members of the First Nation would not be arrested and the Unist’ot’en camp would be allowed to remain intact. Chief Na'Moks said they made the temporary agreement to protect Wet’suwet’en members, some of whom were already traumatized after another checkpoint was dismantled and 14 people were arrested on Monday. The Unist'ot'en is a house group within the five clans that make up the Wet'suwet'en First Nation. The agreement applies to an interim court injunction, which is meant to prevent anyone from impeding the company's work until the defendants, which include members of the Unist'ot'en camp, file a response. Some members of the Wet'suwet'en say the company does not have authority to work on their territory without consent from the nation's hereditary clan chiefs. TransCanada Corp. says it has signed benefit sharing agreements with the elected councils of all 20 First Nations along the pipeline route. Its Coastal GasLink pipeline would run from northern B.C. though the Wet'suwet'en territory to LNG Canada's $40 billion export terminal in Kitimat. Coastal GasLink president Rick Gateman said the agreement lays the groundwork for the company to have free access to the area for pre-construction and construction work on the pipeline. The RCMP said in a news release Thursday that police would continue "roving patrols'' of the Morice West Forest Service Road. The Mounties said they also set up a temporary RCMP detachment on the road that will be staffed by general duty police officers who "will undergo cultural awareness training on the Wet'suwet'en traditions and will have enhanced training in conflict resolution." Stories mentioned in this story: (TSX:TRP) The Canadian Press

  • 2 Best Canadian Dividend Stocks to Buy After the Market Correction
    The Motley Fool8 days ago

    2 Best Canadian Dividend Stocks to Buy After the Market Correction

    TransCanada (TSX:TRP)(NYSE:TRP) is among the two best Canadian dividend stocks to buy after the recent market pullback.

  • Deal reached in northern British Columbia pipeline impasse
    The Canadian Press8 days ago

    Deal reached in northern British Columbia pipeline impasse

    Hereditary chiefs of the Wet'suwet'en First Nation have reached a deal with the RCMP to allow a natural gas company access across a bridge that had been blocked in their territory. Following several hours of meetings, Chief Na'Moks told reporters Thursday that the agreement is between the chiefs and the RCMP to ensure the safety of the First Nation's members after 14 arrests were made on Monday when a court injunction was enforced by police. Coastal GasLink president Rick Gateman said the company can do its work as a result of the meeting.

  • Which Pipeline Stock Should You Buy for Dividends?
    The Motley Fool9 days ago

    Which Pipeline Stock Should You Buy for Dividends?

    Enbridge Inc. (TSX:ENB)(NYSE:ENB) and its peer offer yields of up to 6.5%. Which should you buy?

  • Keeping Wall Promise Is Blocking Other Signature Trump Pledges
    Bloomberg9 days ago

    Keeping Wall Promise Is Blocking Other Signature Trump Pledges

    A State Department review of the Keystone XL pipeline could stall. Payments to farmers who lost sales due to the trade war with China were being processed by an office that is now closed. Although the Federal Register, the government repository for rulemaking documents, is still being published, it hasn’t contained any regulatory proposals since the shutdown began, said Amit Narang, a regulatory policy analyst with Public Citizen, a watchdog group.

  • The Canadian Press10 days ago

    Most actively traded companies on the TSX

    Some of the most active companies traded Wednesday on the Toronto Stock Exchange:

  • TransCanada name change 'de-emphasizes' Canada for leery investors: analyst
    The Canadian Press10 days ago

    TransCanada name change 'de-emphasizes' Canada for leery investors: analyst

    A planned move by TransCanada Corp. to change its name to TC Energy will help it attract investors who are "leery" of putting money in anything Canadian given the country's recent difficulty in building energy projects, a U.S.-based financial analyst said Wednesday. "Some investors have grown leery of investing in Canada.

  • Bloomberg10 days ago

    TransCanada's Re-Blanding Continues A Rich Energy Tradition

    Not that TransCanada Corp., the pipeline company still slogging away at getting Keystone XL up and running, is ashamed of its heritage, you understand. Only recently, the Norwegian company formerly known as Statoil shifted to Equinor ASA to signal it’s down with the whole energy-transition thing (and equality, equilibrium and suchlike, apparently). Beating it to the punch was near-neighbor Ørsted ASA of Denmark, which changed its name from DONG because it had ditched oil and gas for wind energy, and also maybe it was just a good idea anyway.

  • TFSA Investors: 3 TSX Index Stocks to Buy as the Market Recovers
    The Motley Fool10 days ago

    TFSA Investors: 3 TSX Index Stocks to Buy as the Market Recovers

    Here's why Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce (TSX:CM)(NYSE:CM) and another two oversold TSX Index stocks deserve to be on your TFSA radar today.

  • TransCanada Drops `Canada' From Its Name After 67 Years
    Bloomberg10 days ago

    TransCanada Drops `Canada' From Its Name After 67 Years

    The Calgary-based firm that was created in 1951 as TransCanada Pipelines Ltd. to bring natural gas to Eastern Canada from Alberta, will change its name to TC Energy in the second quarter. The TRP ticker symbol used on the Toronto and New Stock Exchanges will remain. “The name TC Energy clearly articulates our complete business – pipelines, power generation and energy storage operations – and reflects our continued continental growth into an enterprise with critical assets and employees in Canada, the United States and Mexico,” Chief Executive Officer Russ Girling said in a statement Wednesday.

  • Baystreet10 days ago

    Stocks in play: TransCanada Corporation

    Announced its intention to change its name to TC Energy to better reflect the scope of the company’s ...

  • Reuters10 days ago

    TransCanada to change its name to TC Energy

    " We believe the name TC Energy clearly articulates our complete business – pipelines, power generation and energy storage operations," Chief Executive Officer Russ Girling said. The company said it will continue to trade under "TRP" on the Toronto Stock Exchange. TransCanada shareholders will be voting to approve the name change at the next annual meeting in the second quarter of 2019, the company said in a statement.

  • GlobeNewswire10 days ago

    TransCanada Plans Name Change to TC Energy

    News Release – TransCanada Corporation (TSX, NYSE: TRP) (TransCanada) today announced its intention to change its name to TC Energy to better reflect the scope of the company’s operations as a leading North American energy infrastructure company. TransCanada’s shareholders will be asked to approve a special resolution to change the name at the company’s next Annual and Special Meeting of Shareholders. “TC Energy better reflects the breadth of our business and acknowledges our proud history of safely and responsibly delivering the energy that millions of North Americans rely on every day,” said Russ Girling, TransCanada’s president and chief executive officer.

  • Protests and marches sparked by RCMP arrest at B.C. pipeline protest camp
    The Canadian Press10 days ago

    Protests and marches sparked by RCMP arrest at B.C. pipeline protest camp

    Protesters delayed Prime Minister Justin Trudeau's speech in Ottawa, stopped traffic in Vancouver and Victoria and prompted a counter protest in front of the headquarters of the company building the pipeline at the centre of the dispute. RCMP made the arrests Monday at a blockade southwest of Houston, B.C., where some members of the Gidimt'en clan of the Wet'suwet'en First Nation had set up a camp to control access to a pipeline project across their territory. Police were enforcing a B.C. Supreme Court injunction granted to TransCanada Corp. subsidiary Coastal GasLink.

  • RCMP arrest 14 people in northern B.C. over anti-LNG pipeline protest
    The Canadian Press11 days ago

    RCMP arrest 14 people in northern B.C. over anti-LNG pipeline protest

    RCMP say they arrested 14 people from a blockade to a forest service road in northern British Columbia that is preventing access to a pipeline project. Mounties say the arrests took place at the Gitdumt'en checkpoint on Morice West Forest Service Road for various offences, including alleged violations of an injunction order against the blockade. In a statement, RCMP say officers spoke with representatives of the camp about the removal of a road block along the roadway, and set up a meeting between hereditary chiefs and Coastal GasLink.

  • Dividend Investors: Should Royal Bank of Canada (TSX:RY) or TransCanada Corp. (TSX:TRP) Stock Be in Your TFSA in 2019?
    The Motley Fool18 days ago

    Dividend Investors: Should Royal Bank of Canada (TSX:RY) or TransCanada Corp. (TSX:TRP) Stock Be in Your TFSA in 2019?

    Royal Bank of Canada (TSX:RY) (NYSE:RY) and TransCanada (TSX:TRP) (NYSE:TRP) appear oversold as we begin 2019. Is one a better TFSA pick today?