I think the current legal framework pretty much covers any means of exchange. I don't think we need a Bitcoin-specific regulation. As I said, Bitcoin in itself is not regulated, but the peripheral actors you use as a customer to enter or exit the network are licensed as money service businesses. With those companies, you are obligated to show your identity to transact. They hold the records of pretty much all the transactions. I don't think we need additional regulation in the current legal framework in Canada.
On March 19th, 2018. See this statement in context.