XEQT in a large non-registered account — still makes sense?

I get the appeal of XEQT for simplicity and long-term growth, but I’m curious how people here think about it in a large non-registered account.

Hypothetically, if you were investing around $500k with a ~10-year horizon before retirement, would you still lean XEQT for tax efficiency and simplicity, or consider breaking things up (for example, Canadian equity ETFs vs foreign holdings) to manage taxes a bit better?

Not looking for stock picks — more interested in how people think about tax drag, rebalancing, and simplicity in taxable accounts.