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A B.C. regulatory college has issued an interim suspension to a traditional Chinese medicine practitioner following an allegation of washroom spying, citing public protection concerns while an investigation is underway.
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Texas has adopted new rules to expand occupational licensing reciprocity, allowing licensed professionals from other U.S. jurisdictions to qualify for licensure based on comparable standards.
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Connecticut’s nursing regulator has disciplined two nurses linked to a national fake nursing diploma scheme involving fraudulent credentials.
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Global regulators modernising regulations have identified stablecoin oversight, private credit growth, and market vulnerabilities as key 2026 priorities.
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A British Columbia teacher faces an eight-year recertification ban after the provincial regulator found professional misconduct involving inappropriate conduct with a student met during a school-related field trip.
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Ottawa plans stronger oversight of Canada immigration consultants as concerns grow about fraud, misrepresentation and newcomer exploitation.
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Alberta’s free speech bill limits regulators’ oversight of off-duty conduct, prompting concerns from experts that the changes could weaken public protection and amplify professional misinformation.
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Global financial regulators are urging stronger stablecoin regulation and tighter oversight of crypto-assets as they warn about rising vulnerabilities across private credit, debt markets, and nonbank finance.
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The Registrar team will attend CLEAR’s 2025 congress in Wellington, joining regulators from around the world to discuss emerging issues in public protection and regulatory practice.
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Ontario’s top court has ruled the province can expand regulated online gambling to include international players, opening the door to cross-border peer-to-peer participation.
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Armenia’s Public Services Regulatory Commission has revoked the license of Electric Networks of Armenia after reviewing system failures, data issues, and financial concerns amid rising political tension.
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New Zealand plans major gun law changes, introducing a new firearms regulator and tighter licensing rules to strengthen oversight, improve safety, and modernize the country’s firearms system.