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Ontario finally joins the national securities passport system, ending its long resistance to mutual recognition and paving the way for smoother, unified rules across Canada for businesses raising capital or going public. After years of pushing for its own national regulator, the province now aligns with the rest of Canada — a move driven by global competitiveness, trade pressures, and the need to reduce red tape for small companies. Finance Minister Peter Bethlenfalvy hailed it as a step toward economic efficiency, while experts acknowledge lingering provincial protections, but this marks a major stride toward a more cohesive Canadian market.

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