Canada’s political class exposes its protectionist instincts
Politicians denounce U.S. protectionism while imposing trade barriers at home
Politicians denounce U.S. protectionism while imposing trade barriers at home
Three basic repairs we must pursue: open internal trade, reform banking and telecommunications, increase incentives for retraining
Canada’s GDP per capita would increase by 3.8 per cent simply by removing interprovincial trade barriers
Four areas of focus – now and in the coming years – are interprovincial trade, streamlined taxation, immigration and innovation
MP Dan Albas has presented a bill to allow Canadian-made wine, beer and spirits to be accessible in a direct-to-consumer program
A number of restrictions inhibit labour mobility, as well as the free trade of goods and services. And trade barriers add regulatory burdens on businesses
Alberta’s consumers, businesses and governments were responsible for $31.4 billion of Ontario’s total interprovincial trade in 2016 alone