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Canadians back national trade standards but split on supply management

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A new poll from the Angus Reid Institute shows most Canadians favour removing barriers to trade between provinces, but remain divided over key issues like supply management and government procurement.

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Canadians back national trade standards but split on supply management

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Trade barriers: Canadians support national standards, but tension over supply management, govt. procurement

Interprovincial barriers seen more as a drag on competition than a benefit to local industry protection March 21, 2025 – One of the talking points in Canada’s response to American tariff threats hinges on removing so-called “interprovincial trade barriers”. Removing these barriers is an idea almost universally supported by Canadians and gaining traction in the...

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Canadians back national trade standards but split on supply management

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Canadians back national trade standards but split on supply management

Trade barriers: Canadians support national standards, but tension over supply management, govt. procurement

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