‘Buy Canadian’ policy could cost taxpayers $12B per year, warns think tank



OTTAWA — A new study from free-market think tank the Montreal Economic Institute finds that new federal procurement rules favouring domestic firms will lead to costlier projects, shoddy infrastructure and make Canadians worse off. Read More



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