Atlantic Provinces should join Western free trade deal
The recent New Brunswick court decision acquitting Gérard Comeau portends well for free trade in Canada. According to the judge, the law that Comeau was accused of breaking — transporting liquor into New Brunswick — violates the constitutional prescription of free trade between the provinces, going back to 1867.
Unfortunately, it is not only restricted t…
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