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Canadian businesses and consumers deserve modern payments regulation

The pandemic has accelerated the move into digital and online transactions while highlighting the critical need for Canadian businesses and consumers to be able to access funds quickly. To enable this, while still meeting the safety and security expectations of Canadian consumers and businesses, Canada must continue to innovate our national payments networks and the policies that underpin them.

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BY ANNE BUTLER
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