Regulatory, Legislative
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Canadian government to begin NAFTA ratification
Motion will be tabled in the House of Commons next week, P.M. says
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CFIB invites votes on useless regulations
The 2020 Paperweight “Awards” kick off the Canadian Federation of Independent Business (CFIB)’s Red Tape Awareness Week
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USMCA: The three most important changes in the new NAFTA and why they matter
President Donald Trump and Democratic leaders agreed on a deal to pass a new trade agreement between the U.S., Mexico and Canada that will update NAFTA. Passing the new trade accord, known as the U.S.-Mexico-Canada Agreement, would be a substantial win for…
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Growing like a weed
Managing the blossoming recreational marijuana supply chain
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USMCA could be passed before 2020
Nancy Pelosi says she believes lawmakers on Capitol Hill could vote on the new North American free-trade agreement before the end of the year
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Ontario fiscal update sees backtracking on cuts
Government is reaching into its pockets for hundreds of millions of dollars to undo some of the damage caused by a year of cuts
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Retailers applaud proposed Ontario red-tape reductions
Long-combination vehicle running rules to be relaxed
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Businesses still in the dark about dope
A year after legalization independent businesses rank government information available as poor
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Gig economy hard to pin down, says federal briefing note
Officials stymied by data roadblocks in bid to help policymakers tackle concern about the gig economy.
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Ontario supports amendments to internal trade rules
Seeks to modify the Canadian Free Trade Agreement (CFTA) to allow federal, provincial and territorial governments (Parties) to independently remove restrictions to internal trade
