Canada News

An uncertain regulatory climate has led cryptocurrency mining companies to seek opportunities elsewhere, rather than in Quebec.

Six major central banks and the Bank for International Settlements jointly created a digital currency research group.

A Canadian teenager has been charged with participating in a crime ring that stole over $50 million in cryptocurrencies, targeting Consensus 2018 attendees.

The Canadian Securities Administration has issued new guidance that determines which digital currency trading platforms fall under derivatives law.

Tech company DMG Blockchain Solutions has installed 1,000 new Bitcoin mining machines at its facilities in British Columbia, Canada.

The North American Securities Administrators Association says cryptocurrency investment schemes are one of the top investor threats in 2020.

Law firm Miller Thomson wants to exhume the body of Gerald Cotten, the deceased owner of now-defunct Canadian crypto exchange QuadrigaCX.

Israeli-based fintech and crypto firm Simplex now supports two new fiat currencies — the Japanese yen and the Canadian dollar.

Canada-based cryptocurrency mining company Great North Data has reportedly submitted a bankruptcy filing due to insolvency.

Canadian venture capital firm secured $320 million to make investments in promising fintech startups around the world, with a particular focus on Canada.

Open Privacy, a non-profit group working on a decentralized metadata-resistant messenger, received 1,044 ZEC from Zcash.

Canadian investment fund manager 3iQ filed a preliminary prospectus for its close-end, regulated, publicly-traded Bitcoin fund.

Two thieves at a Canadian grocery store swiped $4,000 from a Bitcoin ATM but forgot to check the second canister, leaving $50,000 behind.

Crypto mining operations of mining firm Bitfarms are still expanding despite complaints about the noise moved by residents of the city.

The Royal Bank of Canada will not launch its own digital currency trading platform, contrary to previously published news.