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All Canadians can come together in support of natural resource sector Canadians have been blessed with ample natural resources. Resources like the oil sands, mines and the forestry sector contribute tens of thousands of good jobs and help pay for the essential government services that Canadians depend on. That’s why it’s with increasing frustration that Canadians watch these important projects disappear because of red tape and obstructionism. We need a regulatory system, that ensures essential environmental reviews and consultations take place, but doesn’t drive away investment or make building things here in Canada impossible. Please watch the video below where my colleague MP Pierre Poilievre talks with Dale Swampy, president of the National Coalition of Chiefs (NCC) about how these important projects can help end poverty in First Nation communities and help further the important goal of reconciliation. ....
iPolitics By Jolson Lim. Published on Apr 13, 2021 5:35pm Cyclists and pedestrians cross King Street in Toronto s financial district in January 2020. (Rene Johnston/Toronto Star) To increase competition in Canada’s economy, federal competition laws should be revised, and Ottawa should cut red tape for startups that compete with larger firms, MPs heard on Tuesday. The House of Commons Industry committee kicked off its study of competitiveness in Canada by hearing from experts and representatives of business groups. The broad-ranging study follows recent developments in the Canadian economy, including: the proposed purchase of Shaw by Rogers; the controversial decision by grocery chains to end pandemic pay; and the increased inequity caused by COVID-19 between small and big businesses. ....