6-minute read
Traire les vaches ou les consommateurs?
Two examples of measures that would be beneficial to consumers and producers on both sides of the border.
4-minute read
How to make NAFTA great again
Two examples of measures that would be beneficial to consumers and producers on both sides of the border.
15-minute read
Trading Supply Management for Softwood Lumber?
During the American election campaign, Donald Trump criticized the North American Free Trade Agreement on several occasions, going so far as to call it “a disaster,” and he clearly stated his intention to renegotiate it. Although the new president is wrong to target it as the source of the economic ills afflicting his country, it is true that NAFTA could be improved.
4-minute read
Échanger la gestion de l’offre contre le bois d’œuvre
Two examples of measures that would be beneficial to consumers and producers on both sides of the border.
4-minute read
Create level playing field between taxis, competition
Regulating ride sharing companies in Vancouver.
5-minute read
La boîte de Pandore de l’acceptabilité sociale
The lack of a clear, agreed-upon definition of social licence is a threat.
4-minute read
Sugar Mobile decision shouldn’t leave a bitter taste in consumers’ mouths
Discount wireless services providers and their use of the Big Three’ wireless network.
4-minute read
Licence to kill
The lack of a clear, agreed-upon definition of social licence is a threat.
15-minute read
The Three Pitfalls of Social Licence
The criterion of social licence is a part of every debate surrounding economic development projects, especially when these include impacts on local communities or on the environment. And yet, this new concept is poorly understood, and mentioned nowhere in the law. Certain controversial projects, like pipelines or uranium mines, illustrate the potential pitfalls of social licence and remind us that the demands of some players frequently go beyond this framework.
5-minute read
Ottawa doit respecter la compétence des provinces en santé
The federal government should withdraw from the health sector.