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Jul 15, 2026
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Ottawa owes it to investors to manage systemic risks and criminal enforcement in capital markets
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Ottawa owes it to investors to manage systemic risks and criminal enforcement in capital markets
RITA TRICHUR
PUBLISHED 1 HOUR AGO
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The Carney government does not need to rekindle a debate about establishing a single national securities regulator, writes Rita Trichur.
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Canada may never have a true national securities regulator because of the dysfunctional nature of our federation.
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