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Vanguard Canadian Ultra-Short Government Bond Index ETF (VVSG.TO) raised its dividend to CA$0.096

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Dividend history

Vanguard Canadian Ultra-Short Government Bond Index ETF

VVSG.TO

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$0.000$0.075$0.1502024-12-02: $0.10902024-12-24: $0.07502025-02-03: $0.15002025-03-03: $0.07802025-04-01: $0.10702025-05-01: $0.10902025-06-02: $0.10602025-07-02: $0.11102025-08-01: $0.11002025-09-02: $0.10402025-10-01: $0.11202025-11-03: $0.11402025-12-01: $0.07802025-12-30: $0.07992026-05-01: $0.09402026-08-04: $0.0960Dec 24Aug 25Aug 26

Recent payments

$0.0960CAD

Ex: Aug 4, 2026

Pay: Aug 11

Monthly

$0.0940CAD

Ex: May 1, 2026

$0.0799CAD

Ex: Dec 30, 2025

$0.0780CAD

Ex: Dec 1, 2025

$0.1140CAD

Ex: Nov 3, 2025

$0.1120CAD

Ex: Oct 1, 2025

$0.1040CAD

Ex: Sep 2, 2025

$0.1100CAD

Ex: Aug 1, 2025

$0.1110CAD

Ex: Jul 2, 2025

$0.1060CAD

Ex: Jun 2, 2025

Pay: Jun 9

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The Vanguard Canadian Ultra-Short Government Bond Index ETF has increased its dividend.

On August 6, 2026, the Vanguard Canadian Ultra-Short Government Bond Index ETF (VVSG.TO) announced a dividend increase to CA$0.096 per share, up from CA$0.094. This change shows the ETF's commitment to delivering returns to its investors.

Investor takeaway: The new dividend of CA$0.096 continues Vanguard's trend of raising distributions, with a total of 9 increases in the past 1.8 years. Investors holding this ETF in registered accounts like TFSA or RRSP will enjoy this increase without immediate tax implications.

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Vanguard Canadian Ultra-Short Government Bond Index ETF

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VVSG.TO

Vanguard Canadian Ultra-Short Government Bond Index ETF

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$0.04 (-0.09%)
120 day period
$50.29$50.36$50.43Feb 12May 11Aug 5

Market cap

$228.97M

Div. yield

240.00%

52W high

$50.57

52W low

$49.20

Beta

0.00

Dividend Increase Details

The dividend has risen from CA$0.094 to CA$0.096, an increase of CA$0.002.

Dividend Raise Announcement

The Vanguard Canadian Ultra-Short Government Bond Index ETF has officially raised its monthly dividend to CA$0.096. This increase from CA$0.094 marks a significant adjustment in the ETF's distribution strategy. The announcement was made on July 27, 2026, with an ex-dividend date of August 4, 2026, and payment scheduled for August 11, 2026.

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Historical Context

This recent increase is part of a broader trend for the Vanguard Canadian Ultra-Short Government Bond Index ETF, which has made 17 payments over approximately 1.8 years. During this time, the ETF has seen 9 dividend increases, showing a consistent effort to enhance shareholder returns.

Dividend calendar

TickerVVSG.TO
AmountCA$0.096
Ex-dividend2026-08-04
Record2026-08-04
Payment2026-08-11
Declared2026-07-27
Trailing yield240.00%
Stock pageVVSG.TO dividend history

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Published: August 6, 2026
Last Updated: August 6, 2026

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