Episode 49: Huge win for Ontario first nations; Niagara sign ban & interprovincial trade
On Episode 49, we explain a new Supreme Court treaty decision that could cost tens of billions; we chastise Niagara Regional Council for banning signs from council meetings; and we walk through a new report that says inter-provincial trade barriers cost $200 billion per year.
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Stories and cases discussed in this week’s episode:
- Niagara Region sparks more outrage from Palestine Coalition
- Ontario (Attorney General) v. Restoule
- Hussen OK’d “Hate” Guide
- Lawyers say First Nations could get up to $126B after Supreme Court rules Crown breached treaty
- Removing domestic trade barriers could boost productivity, add $200 billion to economy annually: CFIB
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