Supply management is protectionism by another name. And domestic protectionism shouldn’t be ignored as we seek freer trade
Supply management is protectionism by another name. And domestic protectionism shouldn’t be ignored as we seek freer trade
Supply management 2.0 is finally here. To survive, farmers who see the writing on the wall will need to develop new skill sets
Supply management 2.0 is finally here. To survive, farmers who see the writing on the wall will need to develop new skill sets
A Supreme Court ruling that there’s no ‘constitutional guarantee of free trade’ will stifle both competition and lower prices for consumers
A Supreme Court ruling that there’s no ‘constitutional guarantee of free trade’ will stifle both competition and lower prices for consumers
The federal government should deregulate supply-managed commodities, and tariffs should be abolished on imports of dairy and poultry products
The federal government should deregulate supply-managed commodities, and tariffs should be abolished on imports of dairy and poultry products
The new Trans-Pacific deal will boost agri-food industries. But it’s a nail in the coffin for Canada's protectionist supply-management sectors
The new Trans-Pacific deal will boost agri-food industries. But it’s a nail in the coffin for Canada’s protectionist supply-management sectors
And if they are, Canadian consumers with have NAFTA 2.0 and Donald Trump to thank for the decrease in the price of dairy products
And if they are, Canadian consumers with have NAFTA 2.0 and Donald Trump to thank for the decrease in the price of dairy products
Remove trade barriers, end supply management and reduce payroll taxes – don't hike minimum wages – if you really want to address income discrepancies in Canada
Remove trade barriers, end supply management and reduce payroll taxes – don’t hike minimum wages – if you really want to address income discrepancies in Canada
Canada's dairy farmers are about to pay a heavy price for Ottawa's lack of leadership. Dramatic changes are on the way on someone else’s terms
CHARLEBOIS: Canada’s dairy farmers are about to pay a heavy price for Ottawa’s lack of leadership. Dramatic changes are on the way on someone else’s terms
If Canada eliminated its supply management system and the U.S. opened up the softwood lumber industry, both countries would benefit economically
TAUBE: If Canada eliminated its supply management system and the U.S. opened up the softwood lumber industry, both countries would benefit politically and economically
A clear road map to make our dairy sector more competitive is urgently needed as it faces more European imports
CHARLEBOIS: A clear road map to make our dairy sector more competitive is urgently needed as it faces more European imports
