Canada’s TMX operator says it is open to expanding how Canadians trade on the Toronto Stock Exchange and related platforms. A senior executive indicates the company would move quickly on proposals such as longer trading hours and new prediction-market products if there is sufficient client demand.

The statement frames the changes as demand-driven. Bloomberg reports TMX’s parent company is prepared to offer extended trading hours and prediction markets in Canada, contingent on market participants requesting them. The Financial Post similarly describes the firm as willing to follow industry interest, suggesting implementation could happen rapidly once demand is demonstrated. The outlets do not provide specific timelines, regulatory steps, or details on how prediction markets would be structured, including potential participants or product design. Overall, coverage agrees that TMX is exploring options to broaden trading opportunities and introduce new market functionality, but it has not announced an immediate rollout.