Message From The Editor
Don’t relax yet
In the Editor’s Message last week, crafted by our editorial team, we wrote about “Uncertainty being a catalyst for change” and how the threat of potential tariffs got us thinking about critical areas for improvement and opportunities for growth. The threat of tariffs has been pushed down the road by a week already and probably we will get a reprieve for another three weeks but the threat has not gone away. In fact, it seems like this will be hanging over our Canadian heads indefinitely.
Our column last week said that the situation this presents really should make us look inward to more domestic trade reform. Canada needs to address its internal trade barriers to foster a more robust national economy. It is crucial to dismantle archaic provincial trade restrictions that hinder the free flow of goods and services within our own country. From what I have been reading over the past week, many Canadians are seeing the same thing. I consider that to be good news.
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