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A T3 slip reports trust income allocations, including distributions from mutual fund trusts held in non-registered accounts. If a mutual fund trust distributes dividend income, interest income, capital gains, or return of capital to a unitholder in a taxable account, the investor receives tax reporting that identifies the character of the distribution. Mutual funds held inside an RRSP do not generate current taxable reporting to the investor because taxation is deferred until withdrawal. Capital gains from directly traded stocks in a non-registered account are normally tracked by the investor using trade confirmations and tax records, not reported as a mutual fund trust distribution. Therefore, a dividend distribution from mutual funds held in a non-registered account is the best answer.

The Montreal Exchange (MX) is the sole Canadian exchange that lists and trades all financial and equity futures and options. It is a derivatives exchange specializing in these products and is part of the TMX Group.

A. ICE NGX Canada: This platform focuses on energy products like natural gas and electricity, not equity futures or options.

B. Canadian Securities Exchange: This exchange supports small-cap stocks but does not deal with derivatives.

D. Toronto Stock Exchange: This exchange lists equities and some other securities but does not specialize in trading futures or options.