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AIMIA INC., $7.45, symbol AIM on Toronto, owns and operates Aeroplan, Canada’s largest loyalty program. The plan has over 5 million members who collect Aeroplan miles from participating companies. They can exchange those miles for flights, but also car rentals, hotel rooms and merchandise. In the U.K., Aimia owns Nectar, that country’s biggest loyalty program. The company also has interests in Air Miles Middle East and Club Premier—the leading loyalty program in Mexico. In the three months ended March 31, 2016, the company’s revenue fell 13.6%, to $570.1 million from $660.1 million a year earlier. The decline was the result of the lower contribution from Nectar as well as the shutdown of the Nectar Italia program. Excluding one-time items, overall earnings per share fell 13.3%, to $0.13 from $0.15....

Top-quality high growth dividend stocks can give investors the best of both investment worlds—capital gains and income

Fortis’s purchase of ITC Holdings Corp. should boost its revenue and help it achieve targets for dividend increases.

Algonquin increases cash flow and power generation with the acquisition of Empire District Electric Co.

Cintas Corp. raised its dividend for the 32nd year in a row and recorded a 68% jump in earnings over the last five years

Goldcorp has sold assets and cut its production and dividend to preserve cash until gold prices rebound

McDonald’s Corp. will sell more of its company-owned restaurants to cut costs, grow revenue and increase share buybacks – that’s in addition to raising its dividend.

Dividend for Russel Metals seems sustainable and it’s managing long-term debt despite slower sales to energy producers.

BCE Inc. continues to grow revenue, earnings, dividends by investing in networks and keeping long-term debt manageable.

TOROMONT INDUSTRIES LTD. will increase its dividend for the 27th year as it offsets weak demand from the oil sector with more sales to the farm industry.