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Companies will be allowed to report finances semi-annually in pilot projectThe move by the Canadian Securities Administrators mirrors a similar push in the U.S. intended to ease the regulatory burden for public companies.MoneyMar 19
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Securities regulators seek more protections for crypto trading platform investorsThe umbrella organization of provincial securities regulators says Crypto.com and Coinsquare Capital Markets Ltd. are the first to submit the pre-registration undertakings.TechAug 15, 2022
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How Canada allowed Quadriga’s CEO to manage $180M from his laptop with no backupCustomers of Canadian crypto exchange QuadrigaCX stand to lose millions. Where were regulators?MoneyFeb 12, 2019
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Women hold over half of board seats in Sask. Crown corporationsCrown Investments Corporation (CIC) of Saskatchewan now boasts gender parity in their boardrooms.CanadaNov 28, 2016
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Ontario Securities Commission launches whistleblower programOntario's securities watchdog has launched its whistleblower program, a first in Canada, in an effort to root out accounting fraud, insider trading and market manipulation.PoliticsJul 14, 2016
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