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Ontario Securities Commission

Ontario Securities Commission

Capital Markets

Toronto, ON 32,128 followers

We protect investors, maintain fair markets, promote capital formation, and support financial stability.

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The Ontario Securities Commission administers and enforces securities law in the province of Ontario. The mandate of the OSC is to provide protection to investors from unfair, improper or fraudulent practices, to foster fair, efficient and competitive capital markets and confidence in the capital markets, to foster capital formation, and to contribute to the stability of the financial system and the reduction of systemic risk.

Website
http://www.osc.ca
Industry
Capital Markets
Company size
501-1,000 employees
Headquarters
Toronto, ON
Type
Government Agency
Specialties
Investor Protection, Enforcement, Regulation, Ontario Securities Law, Capital Markets, and Policy

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    20 Queen Street West

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    Toronto, ON M5H 3S8, CA

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    Quand investir commence à ressembler à un jeu, il vaut mieux prendre un peu de recul. Certaines applications de négociation utilisent des techniques de ludification, telles que des récompenses, des badges, des animations et des notifications, pour encourager des transactions plus fréquentes. Si vous savez repérer ces astuces, vous pourrez prendre des décisions d’investissement en fonction de vos objectifs, et non de la conception de l’application. Explorez notre simulateur interactif et découvrez comment la ludification peut influencer votre comportement d’investissement : 🔗 https://ow.ly/aMur50ZzUtk

    • Screenshot of a laptop displaying the French-language Ontario Securities Commission GetSmarterAboutMoney.ca webpage titled « Gérez mieux vos transactions ». The page asks, « Qu’est-ce qui influence votre comportement lorsque vous échangez des valeurs mobilières? » and features an illustration of a smartphone with a coin symbol and an upward-trending chart. The OSC and GetSmarterAboutMoney logos appear at the top of the webpage.
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    When investing starts to feel like a game, it's worth taking a closer look. Some trading apps use gamification techniques, such as rewards, badges, animations, and notifications, to encourage more frequent trading. Recognizing these tactics can help you make investment decisions based on your goals, not app design. Explore our interactive simulator and see how gamification may influence your investing behaviour: 🔗 https://ow.ly/GbnP50ZzUyM

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    The Canadian Securities Administrators (CSA) - Autorités canadiennes en valeurs mobilières (ACVM) today published its 2025-2026 Year in Review, highlighting progress made during the first year of its 2025-2028 Business Plan. The report outlines work undertaken between July 1, 2025, and June 30, 2026 to support competitive and resilient Canadian capital markets, reduce unnecessary regulatory burden, and maintain strong investor protection. It highlights collaborative efforts by CSA members to enforce securities laws, publish consultations, rule changes, blanket orders and guidance, and improve access to capital. The Year in Review also outlines work to support innovation through the Financial Innovation Hub, modernize securities regulation, strengthen coordination across Canada's securities regulatory system, and respond to emerging opportunities and risks in a changing market environment. Read the full news release: https://ow.ly/sokT50ZAU7e

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    The Black Employee Network (BEN) invited guest speakers Chantil Goring and Astra Glynn for an engaging session on the history and cultural significance of Carnival. Employees learned about Carnival’s roots in emancipation celebrations, the stories behind traditional mas characters, and the role Carnival continues to play in celebrating freedom, resilience, and identity. The event wrapped up with a hands-on headpiece-making activity, where employees put their creativity on display by designing their own Carnival-inspired creations. It was a fun and meaningful opportunity to learn and celebrate culture through both education and creativity.

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    • Four people gather around a conference table in an office meeting room, creating colorful Carnival-inspired headpieces. The table is covered with craft supplies, including bright feathers, sequins, beads, ribbon, glue guns, scissors, and decorative trim. Three participants are seated and assembling materials by hand, while one person stands and leans over the table, pointing to a project. The room has light-colored walls, office chairs, and a framed poster on the wall. The activity appears to be a collaborative workshop focused on designing and decorating festive costume accessories.
    • A person stands at a podium in an office meeting room, delivering a presentation beside a large display screen. The slide on the screen is titled “The Heartbeat of Music” and includes a colorful illustration of a steelpan player, along with text about the origins of steelpan music in Trinidad and information about calypso and soca. The presenter is wearing glasses and dark business-casual attire and is gesturing while speaking. The room features white walls, mounted technology displays, and presentation equipment, creating a professional workplace setting.
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    In the latest edition of OSC Guide, we're spotlighting the International Affairs team and its role in supporting the OSC's international engagement as part of our #OSCSpotlight "Meet the Team" series. From strengthening relationships with regulatory counterparts around the world to contributing to international policy and standard-setting discussions, the team helps advance regulatory cooperation and ensures Ontario remains connected to developments shaping global capital markets. "As capital markets become increasingly global, our role is to ensure Ontario's perspective is heard, learn from other jurisdictions, and bring back insights that help strengthen our work here at home," says Yan Kiu Chan, Head of International Affairs. Read the full story to learn more about the team's work and impact: https://ow.ly/p0XA50ZzxJ2 📩 Stay up to date on OSC news, insights, and team spotlights by subscribing to OSC Guide: https://ow.ly/jHM250ZzxJ4

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    • Four people stand side by side on a sidewalk outside a historic stone building with an ornate arched entrance and broad stone steps. Modern office buildings and trees are visible in the background, along with a Canadian flag. The group is dressed in business or business-casual attire. The image appears to be taken outdoors during daylight and shows the individuals posing for a formal team or organizational photograph.
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    De plus en plus de Canadiens se tournent vers les médias sociaux pour obtenir des informations financières, mais les conseils en ligne ne sont pas tous impartiaux, exacts ou adaptés à leur situation financière. Avant de suivre des conseils en matière d’investissement d’un influenceur financier, prenez le temps de vous poser quelques questions importantes : ·      Quelles sont leurs qualifications? ·      Sont-ils rémunérés pour promouvoir un produit ou un service? ·      Peuvent-ils étayer leurs affirmations par des sources crédibles? ·      Leurs conseils correspondent-ils à vos objectifs financiers et à votre tolérance au risque? Prendre le temps de vérifier les informations et de faire vos propres recherches peut vous aider à prendre des décisions financières plus éclairées. Apprenez-en davantage sur les questions à se poser avant de suivre les conseils d’un influenceur financier : https://ow.ly/Kfxv50ZyeV0 #ÉducationDesInvestisseurs #CultureFinancière #Investissement #InfluenceursFinanciers #MieuxGérerSonArgent #CVMO #ProtectionDesInvestisseurs #FinancesPersonnelles

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    More Canadians are turning to social media for financial information, but not all online advice is unbiased, accurate, or suitable for your financial situation. Before acting on investing tips from a finfluencer, take a moment to ask some important questions: ·      What are their qualifications? ·      Are they being paid to promote a product or service? ·      Can they support their claims with credible sources? ·      Does the advice align with your financial goals and risk tolerance? Taking time to verify information and doing your own research can help you make more informed financial decisions. Learn more about the questions to ask before following advice from a finfluencer: https://ow.ly/k8bp50ZycYR #InvestorEducation #FinancialLiteracy #Investing #Finfluencers #GetSmarterAboutMoney #OSC #InvestorProtection #PersonalFinance

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