About Crypto News Daily Canada
Crypto News Daily Canada launched in early 2026 for one reason: most crypto coverage is written for Americans. It quotes prices in U.S. dollars, recommends exchanges that don’t serve Canada, explains taxes without mentioning the CRA and treats Washington as the only regulator that matters. Canadian investors deal with a different set of rules, products and risks, and they deserve coverage built around them.
We cover the same global stories as everyone else, from Bitcoin sell-offs to Ethereum upgrades and U.S. policy fights. Each one gets the Canadian context: what it means for TSX-listed crypto ETFs, for FINTRAC-registered platforms, for the CRA’s tax rules and for the loonie.
What we cover
| News | Daily reporting on prices, policy and companies, with the Canadian angle spelled out. |
| Cryptocurrency | Coin-by-coin coverage, with hubs for Bitcoin and Ethereum. |
| Markets | Why prices moved, TSX crypto ETFs, and the macro data that feeds into both. |
| Tech | Network upgrades, security, AI and quantum risk, explained without the jargon. |
| Learning | Practical guides on buying, storing, taxes, regulation and avoiding scams in Canada. |
Editorial standards
- Sources are linked. Figures and claims link to the primary source wherever one exists: regulator notices, fund pages, filings and on-chain data.
- Corrections are made openly. When a story is wrong, it gets fixed and marked as updated.
- Risk is part of the story. Any piece touching on investing explains what could go wrong, and price outlooks are labelled as opinion, not forecast.
- Sponsored content is labelled. Advertisers have no say over editorial coverage, and any paid content is clearly marked as such.
- No investment advice. We explain how things work and what the rules are. Decisions belong to readers and their advisers.
Liam Tremblay, lead writer and editor
Liam Tremblay writes and edits most of what appears on the site. His focus is the practical side of crypto for Canadians: which platforms are registered, how crypto ETFs fit into a TFSA or RRSP, what the CRA expects at tax time, and how decisions in Ottawa, Washington and the provincial securities commissions change things for ordinary holders. He isn’t a cheerleader or a sceptic by default. When something is impressive, his coverage says so, and when something looks like hype, it says that too.
How we use AI
We use AI tools for research and first drafts, as most digital newsrooms now do. Every piece is fact-checked, edited and approved by a person before it’s published, and the editorial judgement, the Canadian context and the final wording are human decisions. We’d rather say this plainly than leave readers guessing.
Contact
Tips, corrections and editorial questions go to contact@cryptonewsdaily.ca or through the contact page.
