CryptoCommons.ca
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Documenting and analyzing the policy stances of Canadian politicians on digital currencies 🇨🇦
Joined September 2024
🔴 Anti-Crypto . Bill C-65: Electoral Participation Act, by @DLeBlancNB, died on the Order Paper. While not solely focused on crypto, C-65 proposed a ban on cryptocurrency donations to political parties — citing traceability and transparency concerns.
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⚪️ Neutral. Bill C-400: Framework on the Access to and Use of Cash Act, by Ted Falk, died on the Order Paper. This bill isn't about crypto directly — it aimed to protect access to physical cash and prohibit the Bank of Canada from issuing a #CBDC.
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🟢 Pro-Crypto. Bill C-452: An Act to amend the Income Tax Act (gift in virtual currency), sponsored by @DanAlbas was never debated. It proposed amending the tax code to allow charitable donations in crypto — making them more tax-friendly.
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🟢 Pro-Crypto. Bill C-249: Encouraging the Growth of the Cryptoasset Sector Act, sponsored by @MichelleRempel was defeated at 2nd reading. This bill aimed to push Canada toward clearer crypto regulation to spur innovation.
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🔢 Of the 4 bills: 2 are pro-crypto, 1 is neutral and 1 takes an anti-crypto stance.
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So far, a total of 4 crypto-related bills were introduced in the House of Commons. None of these bills have become law. Here's the breakdown — and what it tells us about Canada's crypto policy landscape. 👇.
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Dive into the full breakdown and get the latest insights on 🇨🇦 .
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Here's what we found in our analysis of statements: .Neutral: 70%.Anti-Crypto: 22%.Pro-Crypto: 8%.
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Our initiative usually tracks MPs based on their statements in the House of Commons, but with Carney stepping into the political arena for the first time, we took a deep dive into his past speeches—from his time as Governor of the Bank of England—to uncover his stance.
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🚨 UPDATE: Mark Carney's stance on digital currencies. Canada has a new Prime Minister Designate! We may not know when the next election will be, but we do know where Mark Carney, the new Liberal leader, stands on digital currencies.
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RT @_asheluchin: Whether you're an academic, journalist, policymaker or just a curious citizen, this resource is for everyone interested in….
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RT @_asheluchin: CryptoCommons is a comprehensive, publicly accessible database dedicated to documenting Canadian politicians' policy posit….
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