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The Blockchain Impact Summit is taking place in Vancouver and will offer an opportunity for initial coin offering (ICO) startups and investors to discuss how to build upon the practical applications of blockchain technology.

The Canadian federal government has invested significant funds to develop superclusters in Canada, and Simon Fraser University (SFU) is a proud participant of the new B.C. Digital Technology Supercluster.

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Measures like the speculation tax will be perceived by investors as a “tax grab” and pushing investors away, says Manning Elliott’s Raymond Lu.