As the festive season approaches, mid-cap stocks often present overlooked opportunities for investors seeking growth and stability in their portfolios.

This asset class combines the agility of smaller firms with the reliability of established players, making them an excellent choice for those looking to capitalize on seasonal trends and long-term growth.

Peek into this video to learn more on three Canadian mid-sized stocks worth considering ahead of the approaching holiday season.

Cargojet Inc (TSX:CJT)
Market Cap- Approx. $2.19 billion Canadian
Dividend Yeild- Approx. 1.01%
Annual Dividend -CAD $1.40 per share

Northland Power (TSX:NPI)
Market Cap- Approx. $5.20 billion,
P/E ratio- Approx. 77
Forward p/e of around 13.
Dividend yield- Approx 5.38%,
Monthly dividend of CAD $0.10 cents per share

Sleep Country Canada (TSX.ZZZ)
Market Cap.- Approx. $1.1 billion dollars
P/E ration of approximately 10.5
Dividend yield- Approx. 3%
Quarterly dividend of $0.21 cents per share

The Mid-Cap advantage of Canadian stocks like these often fly under the radar, offering a balance between growth potential and resilience.

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