OTTAWA - The federal government has gone from a C student to top of the class in its work to advance internal trade between provinces, says the Canadian Federation of
OTTAWA - The federal government has gone from a C student to top of the class in its work to advance internal trade between provinces, says the Canadian Federation of Independent Business.
In the federation’s latest annual report card on internal trade, the federal government jumped to an A-plus from the C grade it got in 2025.
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The CFIB said most of the "significant progress" stems from the increased attention, without much by way of results.
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