Hi holydarkness,
Yes that is quite incorrect, but allow the truth to come out.
Canada has absolutely no restrictions to buy stocks but you need a bank to buy them and if its already listed you can buy yourself using a simple brokerage account which takes 2 minutes to set up.
Short story: You can easily invest in Corporations and buy stocks in Canada without restriction.
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So which part exactly does my educated guess wrong? Investor would need a Canadian bank account --I'm pretty much sure a Singaporean or Dutch couldn't just go to their local bank and asked to buy your share-- or a brokage account. And you, knowing this --I'll
assume you do know about this and not just learned from me because you're not running about it first to your "contract lawyer"-- offered a nice "feature" where people buying from you would have a portion of ownership of the company.
Tell us how, exactly, if they'll need to have a brokage account and/or Canadian bank account to buy your shares, do you propose investor to buy? Because this is not mentioned anywhere in any of your document, or posts. By simply sending some fund into your designated wallet? Wouldn't that against the law, then? Which, would circle us back to one of the original points of why this issue arose; have you got the necessary permit and other legal documentation to conduct IPO?