The Financial Post reports in its Wednesday edition that the latest ranking of the Toronto Stock Exchange's top companies shows investors seeking safe options amid economic uncertainty. A Canadian Press dispatch to the Post reports that the TSX 30 ranks the top 30 best-performing stocks on Canada's benchmark index based on dividend-adjusted share price performance over three years. TSX chief executive officer Loui Anastasopoulos said, "What we're seeing this year is that the Canadian markets are rewarding companies that really delivered certainty in very uncertain times." This year's list marks a shift from previous years, where investors focused on growth sectors like technology, electrification and critical minerals. Electronics manufacturer Celestica topped the list, but Mr. Anastasopoulos said the representation of gold companies was the most observable shift from previous years. Mining firms totalled 17 of the 30 companies listed, with 15 of those being gold names. Lundin Gold came second on the list, with a 775-per-cent dividend-adjusted return over three years. Avino Silver & Gold Mines was fifth, with a 610-per-cent return, and New Gold took the 11th spot, rising 394 per cent during the period.