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Comeau opens door to protectionism penalties

Comeau opens door to protectionism penalties

Supreme Court ruling limits opportunities for interprovincial trade barriers

Infographic: Does America view its trade relationships as fair?

This infographic breaks down the data from a recent Gallup poll on how Americans view the country’s trade relationships
Project labour agreement adds cost to bridge project

Project labour agreement adds cost to bridge project

Nine labour, business organizations call on government to scrap agreement
FDI into Canada facing ‘significant barriers’ 10 years after push to liberalize

FDI into Canada facing ‘significant barriers’ 10 years after push to liberalize

Boost government transparency to boost foreign direct investment, study recommends
AFN re-elects Bellegarde as national chief

AFN re-elects Bellegarde as national chief

Bellegarde's mandate has focused on closing the social and economic gap between First Nations and Canadians
Top bosses paid 207 times average worker’s salary

Top bosses paid 207 times average worker’s salary

Wage disparity could hurt growth, exacerbate labour shortages, economist warns
Highest-paid executives have harder time climbing BIV list

Highest-paid executives have harder time climbing BIV list

100 top-earning executives in B.C. made $442 million in 2017
AFN national chief candidates argue against status quo

AFN national chief candidates argue against status quo

Five candidates, including incumbent Perry Bellegarde, argued for how Canada’s relationship with indigenous needs to change
U.S. border guards target Canadian cannabis executives

U.S. border guards target Canadian cannabis executives

At least a dozen executives in the past three months have been banned for life from entering America
Province’s energy export volumes up as prices fall

Province’s energy export volumes up as prices fall

B.C. international merchandise exports steadied after a sharp April pullback. Unadjusted exports fell 0.7% year-over-year to $3.86 billion in May, but improved from April’s 2.2% decline.