RegAlertNews · CSA · 20 May 2026
CSA invites stakeholders to join its tokenization workshop in Toronto
The Canadian Securities Administrators (CSA) invites stakeholders to a livestreamed tokenization workshop in Toronto on June 11, 2026, to gather practical input on capital market applications. The session will address use cases for cost reduction, legal questions, friction points with existing securities laws, and topics requiring regulatory guidance. This event supports Project Tokenization, which aims to deepen regulatory understanding of tokenization opportunities and risks through stakeholder engagement and potential live testing within the CSA Collaboratory.
TORONTO and CALGARY – The Canadian Securities Administrators (CSA) invites interested stakeholders to join the livestream for its upcoming Toronto tokenization workshop:
Powering Growth and Competitiveness taking place on Thursday, June 11, 2026.
Building on the discussion in Calgary, the workshop is intended to bring together stakeholders and members of the CSA to obtain practical input on tokenization in capital markets. The Toronto workshop will include discussions about key existing and potential use cases that can reduce costs or improve efficiencies, legal questions requiring further analysis and resolution, friction points with existing securities laws, and topics that could benefit from regulatory guidance.
Join the livestream of the Toronto tokenization workshop:
Powering Growth and Competitiveness
:
Date:
Thursday, June 11, 2026
Time:
1:00 – 4:30 p.m. (ET)
View the agenda:
Agenda of the Toronto workshop
Register online:
Join the CSA Collaboratory in Toronto
Through
Project Tokenization
, the CSA will work collaboratively with stakeholders to deepen regulatory understanding as tokenization evolves in capital markets. The initial phase of the project will explore the opportunities and risks of tokenization through engagement with stakeholders, issue mapping and targeted research. Subsequent phases could include a discussion paper or potentially the live testing of tokenized financial instruments and infrastructure within the CSA Collaboratory .
About the CSA Collaboratory
The CSA Collaboratory is a dedicated space for regulators and innovators to leverage and channel collective intelligence in support of Canada’s evolving capital markets. It is the entry point for all Canadian market participants and investors to connect with CSA members to explore and provide feedback on new financial concepts and innovative business models. Insights from the Collaboratory can contribute significantly to regulatory policy development and provide market participants with data that can help inform decision-making.
About the CSA
The CSA is the council of securities regulators of Canada’s provinces and territories. The CSA’s objective is to improve, coordinate and harmonize regulation of the Canadian capital markets.
For investor inquiries, please contact your local securities regulator .
For media inquiries, please contact:
Ilana Kelemen
Canadian Securities Administrators
Debra Chan
Ontario Securities Commission
Tanja McMorris
Alberta Securities Commission
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