a college or university level education. In general, bitcoin ownership saw a boost in all provinces of Canada — with notable growth in Ontario and the Prairies.

The survey also highlighted that usage trends have changed. Bitcoin owners in 2016 stated they were more likely to use their holdings for transactional purposes than those polled in 2017, who saw their holdings as a financial investment.

Onward Canada

In the publication’s introduction, the Bank explains that:

[…] It is important to understand Bitcoin’s potential impact on how the Bank of Canada undertakes its core functions such as the production and distribution of currency.

This illustrates Canada’s preparation and willingness to consider bitcoin as it plans its financial future.

Canada has shown an openness to cryptocurrencies, with the nation reporting in early 2018 that it wouldsubject. iv) Pages 12–13 of the BAM contain a short passage on magical theory which is clearly related to a passage from Chapter X pp. 80–81 of Magick in Theory in Practice (1929) by Aleister Crowley. This passage falls into two halves: the part on p. 12 is parenthetical notes added to the part on p.13. The wording of the piece on p.13 does not closely resemble anything in Magick in Theory in Practice, but is very similar to a passage on pp. 150–151 The Tree of Life: A Study in Magic by Israel Regardie (London, 1932) (which in turn was clearly influenced by Crowley’ Magick in Theory in Practice). The notes on p.12, on the other hand, contain several turns of phrase not found in The Tree