- Canada’s government said it has introduced “Bill C-25” to impose a blanket ban on virtual assets (cryptocurrencies) as political donations.
- The bill treats virtual assets as a hard-to-trace means of payment and excludes them from political-donation methods; violations could draw administrative fines of up to twice the donation amount.
- If passed, parties and candidates that receive virtual-asset donations would have to return or dispose of them—or remit proceeds to the treasury—within 30 days, while the fine caps for individuals and organizations would be raised sharply.
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