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If producers are free to manage supplies, then we get healthy competition and lower prices.
Canada's new top federal tax rate of 33 per cent is being layered on top of several tax increases by the provinces.
Political pressures surrounding attempts to attract or sustain investment from high-profile foreign businesses can be overwhelming.
There are 175 collective bargaining agreements with public-sector employees coming up for negotiation in the near future.
Sometimes the rules an artist follows help spur creative work.
Alberta will become a net debtor province this year for the first time since 1999/00.
Canada, heavily dependent on trade with the U.S., likely stands to lose if campaign hostility towards free trade becomes a reality.
In B.C., the vast majority of minimum wage workers live with their parents or other relatives.
Annual average job-creation for 2014 to 2016 is below the rate seen during the immediate post-recession recovery period.
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