Question 1

What is TCLB?

Accepted Answer

TCLB (TD Canadian Long Term Federal Bond ETF) is a Canadian-listed ETF trading on the TSX in the Canadian Long Term Fixed Income category. It tracks the Morningstar Can 10+Y Core Bd GR CAD.

Question 2

What is the TCLB ETF price today?

Accepted Answer

TCLB last traded at $110.71 CAD on the TSX. See the price chart above for recent performance.

Question 3

What are TCLB annualised returns?

Accepted Answer

TCLB historical returns: YTD: -0.33%, 1-year: +2.76%, 3-year annualised: +0.56%, 5-year annualised: -3.53%. Past performance is not a guarantee of future results. The 3-year Sharpe ratio is -0.22, which measures risk-adjusted return.

Question 4

Does TCLB pay dividends or distributions?

Accepted Answer

Yes, TCLB distributes income to unitholders. The current distribution yield is approximately 3.31%. Distributions may include dividends, interest, capital gains, or return of capital depending on the fund's holdings. In a TFSA or RRSP, distributions are sheltered from tax.

Question 5

What sectors does TCLB invest in?

Accepted Answer

TCLB's largest sector exposures are Basic Materials (0.0%), Consumer Cyclicals (0.0%), Financial Services (0.0%). The full sector breakdown is shown in the Sector Weights table on this page.

Question 6

How large is TCLB? (Assets under management)

Accepted Answer

TCLB has approximately $421M in assets under management (AUM). Larger AUM generally means better liquidity, tighter bid-ask spreads, and a lower risk of the fund being wound down.

Question 7

When was TCLB launched?

Accepted Answer

TCLB was launched on November 19, 2019, giving it a 7-year track record. A longer history makes it easier to evaluate how the ETF performs across different market cycles.

Question 8

How do I buy TCLB in Canada?

Accepted Answer

TCLB trades on the TSX under the ticker TCLB. You can buy it through any Canadian brokerage, including Wealthsimple Trade (commission-free), Questrade, TD Direct Investing, RBC Direct, and CIBC Investor's Edge. It can be held in a TFSA, RRSP, FHSA, or taxable account.

Question 9

How risky is TCLB?

Accepted Answer

TCLB has a 1-year volatility of 8.65% and a beta of 1.02 (roughly in line with the broad market). Its 3-year Sharpe ratio of -0.22 indicates below-average risk-adjusted returns. As with all market-linked investments, past volatility does not predict future risk.

Date	Open	High	Low	Close	Adj Close	Volume
2026-07-20	$110.71	$110.71	$110.71	$110.71	$110.71	0
2026-07-17	$110.97	$110.97	$110.97	$110.97	$110.97	0
2026-07-16	$110.97	$110.97	$110.97	$110.97	$110.97	0
2026-07-15	$110.46	$110.46	$110.46	$110.46	$110.46	0
2026-07-14	$110.46	$110.46	$110.46	$110.46	$110.46	151
2026-07-13	$111.24	$111.24	$111.24	$111.24	$111.24	0
2026-07-10	$111.24	$111.24	$111.24	$111.24	$111.24	180
2026-07-09	$111.17	$111.17	$111.17	$111.17	$111.17	101
2026-07-08	$110.63	$110.79	$110.45	$110.79	$110.79	1,561
2026-07-07	$112.10	$112.10	$112.10	$112.10	$112.10	330

Sector	Weight
Basic Materials	0.00%
Consumer Cyclicals	0.00%
Financial Services	0.00%
Real Estate	0.00%
Communication Services	0.00%
Energy	0.00%
Industrials	0.00%
Technology	0.00%
Consumer Defensive	0.00%
Healthcare	0.00%
Utilities	0.00%

TD Canadian Long Term Federal Bond ETF (TCLB : TSX)

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