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Canadian Lawmakers Target Stablecoin Legislation

Canadian Lawmakers Target Stablecoin Legislation

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2025-11-05 22:16:02
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Canadian policymakers are advancing legislation to regulate stablecoins pegged to the Canadian dollar, signaling a strategic pivot toward digital finance. The move mirrors regulatory shifts in the U.S., particularly the GENIUS Act, as jurisdictions globally grapple with balancing innovation and oversight. Stablecoins backed by national currencies are increasingly viewed as a bridge between traditional finance and crypto markets.

Industry stakeholders have largely welcomed the initiative, interpreting it as validation of digital assets' role in modern economies. Yet challenges persist—regulatory clarity, interoperability, and systemic risk remain unresolved. The proposal underscores Canada's ambition to position itself as a hub for compliant crypto innovation without ceding ground to financial instability.

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