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It’s Time for Internal Canadian Free Trade

Commentary, Trade, Justin Bedi, Robert MurrayJuly 15, 2014

Since taking office in 2006, the Harper government has negotiated over 40 separate international trade agreements and has championed the idea of free trade around the world as a means of economic and political liberalization and progress.  While Canada’s approach …

Canada Should Make Temporary Foreign Workers Permanent

Commentary, Immigration, Justin Bedi, Steven LafleurMay 29, 2014

The Temporary Foreign Worker program (TFWP) has recently become a hot-button issue as stories of employers abusing the system roll in. The government is scrambling to identify reforms that will satisfy both employers and the broader public. Offering more prospective …

Saskatchewan Should Take A Leading Role In Trade

Commentary, Trade, Justin Bedi, Peter McCaffreyApril 24, 2014

With an abundance of natural resources, and a bustling agriculture industry, trade is vital to the Saskatchewan economy. The province exports more products per capita than any other province, and recently overtook British Columbia to become the fourth largest exporting …

Canada should continue its focus on bilateral trade

Commentary, Trade, Justin Bedi, Peter McCaffreyFebruary 25, 2014

It’s widely accepted by many economists that free trade promotes economic growth, fights poverty, reduces inequality and is beneficial to all countries that participate, on both sides of the trade. Yet, an important piece of the international free trade puzzle, …

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