The Globe and Mail·4 min read·medium
Canada’s economy is splintered by a tyranny of small provincial differences
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Giles Gherson
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The president of the Toronto Region Board of Trade argues that Canada's economic growth is hindered by excessive internal protectionism and fragmented provincial regulations. He calls for a unified approach to interprovincial trade to eliminate the 'tyranny of small differences' that complicates business operations.
An employee moves products in an LCBO store at Toronto's Union Station. Eleven provinces and territories missed a May deadline to allow direct alcohol purchases from out-of-province producers. Laura Proctor/The Canadian Press
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