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Regulatory Reform

Canada needs smarter regulatory systems, better processes and well designed regulations to help minimize the costs to business and unlock economic growth while improving public health and safety outcomes.

ADVOCACY / STRATEGIC ISSUES /

Regulatory Reform

Canada needs smarter regulatory systems, better processes and well designed regulations to help minimize the costs to business and unlock economic growth while improving public health and safety outcomes.

Our Position

Canada’s regulatory environment has become a collection of complicated, overlapping and inefficient sets of rules that permeate nearly every aspect of how business is conducted. Canada needs a concerted effort to modernize its regulatory frameworks and lower regulatory burden to attract investment, enable innovation and create job growth.

POLICY LEAD
Jared Cohen
Policy Advisor
jcohen@chamber.ca
613.238.4000 (2223)

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