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
Canada's export credit agency is good at what it does. But part of that is taking risks with taxpayers’ money. It's time for that to end
Canada’s export credit agency is good at what it does. But part of that is taking risks with taxpayers’ money. It’s time for that to end
Duties may look like attractive, simple mechanisms to protect domestic interests. But they’re a very expensive way to retain jobs
Duties may look like attractive, simple mechanisms to protect domestic interests. But they’re a very expensive way to retain jobs
The Supreme Court will hear arguments in the Comeau case this week. The outcome has implications for all Canadians
The Supreme Court will hear arguments in the Comeau case this week. The outcome has implications for all Canadians
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
New deal between the provinces encourages protectionism and allows exemptions to free trade, most notably when it comes to alcohol
DOUGHART: New deal between the provinces encourages protectionism and allows exemptions to free trade, most notably when it comes to alcohol
Our trust-the-status-quo mindset is part of the problem. And our commitment to globalization must come with a Canada-first policy
MCGARVEY: Our trust-the-status-quo mindset is part of the problem. And our commitment to globalization must come with a Canada-first policy
It would be nice if the Alberta Premier could practice in Alberta what she preaches in Washington
FROM: It would be nice if the Alberta Premier could practice in Alberta what she preaches in Washington
Free trade continues to be valued, as it was at Confederation, both for its economic benefits and its potential to promote Canadian unity
LAVOIE: Free trade continues to be valued, as it was at Confederation, both for its economic benefits and its potential to promote Canadian unity
