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Government's "Generational Changes to Competition Law in Canada" Increase Risks for Canadian Businesses | Stikeman Elliott LLP - Vimarsana News

Government's "Generational Changes to Competition Law in Canada" Increase Risks for Canadian Businesses | Stikeman Elliott LLP

On November 28, 2023 the Canadian government unveiled another round of amendments to the Competition Act that had been previewed in its Fall Economic Statement the previous week. These...

The Liberals have redefined 'restraint' and 'investment' - Vimarsana News

The Liberals have redefined 'restraint' and 'investment'

Freeland and Trudeau say they have practiced fiscal virtues but they're speaking a different language than the rest of Canada. Read more.

Federal Government announces New Employment Insurance Benefit for Adoptive Parents - Vimarsana News

Federal Government announces New Employment Insurance Benefit for Adoptive Parents

Central Nova MP Sean Fraser says the federal government now has a new Employment Insurance Benefit for adoptive parents. Fraser says this new 15 week EI benefit is going to make a major difference for these parents. .The measure was announced in the recent Fall Economic Statement.

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Rob Breakenridge: Fed's economic statement nudges CPP toward more investments in Canada - Vimarsana News

Rob Breakenridge: Fed's economic statement nudges CPP toward more investments in Canada

Breakenridge: Premier Danielle Smith is likely to use the fed's directive for more CPP investment in Canada as another reason to pull out.

Fed's economic statement nudges CPP toward more investments in Canada - Vimarsana News

Fed's economic statement nudges CPP toward more investments in Canada

Breakenridge: Premier Danielle Smith is likely to use the fed's directive for more CPP investment in Canada as another reason to pull out.