Ottawa to remove majority of federal exceptions from Canada Free Trade Agreement, source says

Ottawa to remove half of its exceptions in Canadian Free Trade Agreement: source

The move is intended to improve interprovincial trade, as government looks for ways to make Canada's economy more resilient. Keep reading.

Ottawa removing half of federal internal trade barriers

Internal Trade Minister Anita Anand informed the provinces and territories Friday that Ottawa will remove more than half of federal internal trade barriers in a move to make Canada less reliant on the United States.

Ottawa to remove majority of federal exceptions from Canada Free Trade Agreement, source says

Move is part of a push to liberalize trade within the country as U.S. President Donald Trump threatens to impose broad-based tariffs

Canadian Government Makes Moves To Strengthen Interprovincial Trade - The Metals Service Center Institute

On Feb. 21, Canadian Minister of Transport and International Trade Anita Anand announced the Canadian government will remove 20 federal exceptions in the Canadian Free Trade Agreement (CFTA), reducing the…