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- Despite our boasting, we're far from a world leader in the energy transition. We will have to push harder to do better. We have potential, but so do many other nations.
- Despite our boasting, we're far from a world leader in the energy transition. We will have to push harder to do better. We have potential, but so do many other nations.
- There are two big issues here: Investment Canada's lack of transparency, and the loss of young domestic firms scooped up by foreign multinationals thanks to takeover review threshold limits that are too high. The House Industry Committee has a chance to push for change. But will it?
- There are two big issues here: Investment Canada's lack of transparency, and the loss of young domestic firms scooped up by foreign multinationals thanks to takeover review threshold limits that are too high. The House Industry Committee has a chance to push for change. But will it?
- Ownership does matter. If so many of our corporate head offices are in other countries, then that's where Canada’s economic future will be decided. We'll be a branch-plant economy, creating future wealth for foreign corporations.
- Ownership does matter. If so many of our corporate head offices are in other countries, then that's where Canada’s economic future will be decided. We'll be a branch-plant economy, creating future wealth for foreign corporations.
- The United States is dressing up its massive programs to boost the U.S. economy, including its increasingly protectionist mentality, as 'economic patriotism.' If this is the game the U.S. is playing, maybe Canada needs more 'economic patriotism' too.
- The United States is dressing up its massive programs to boost the U.S. economy, including its increasingly protectionist mentality, as 'economic patriotism.' If this is the game the U.S. is playing, maybe Canada needs more 'economic patriotism' too.
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