Internal trade barriers are costing Canadians dearly, writes Daniel Tisch. This week Canada's premiers can fix that.
Today, Canada’s premiers will arrive in Charlottetown, P.E.I. for their annual summer meeting — not far from where their predecessors gathered to conceive Canada in 1864.
But while the Fathers of Confederation agreed to form a new nation, they didn’t agree to free trade within its borders.
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The One Canadian Economy Act last June promised to remove the federal portion of internal barriers by July 1, 2026.
