Canada’s natural resource sector can play a significant role in creating economic growth. Moreover, with the right policy commitments from the federal government, the natural resource sector is positioned to provide leadership and innovation to help Canada transition to a sustainable, low carbon future.
The COVID-19 pandemic has only reinforced the impacts of unnecessary regulation on Canadian businesses that hinder their economic potential. While regulation is important for health and safety, unnecessary requirements continue to be imposed on businesses.
Canada’s FoodLink is a multi-sectoral initiative championing Canada’s agriculture and agri-food sector. From producers to processors to manufacturers to retailers and everywhere in between, all members of the sector work tirelessly to keep Canadians — and the world — fed safely, securely, and healthily.
The on-the-ground reality is that we are still far from normal business operations, and the majority of businesses continue to struggle.
Whether it is natural resource extraction projects, digital connectivity, or transportation within and between regions of our country, Canada requires timely and strategic investments in infrastructure to maintain its status as a global economic leader.
