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The ambition of any business is to crush the competition but for these teams the goal was to crush the very idea of competition itself.
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Olivier Rancourt: The common thread on tech regulation? The consumer ends up paying
These regulatory measures are based on economic assumptions that do not hold water, and they will only end up hurting Canadian consumers.
Elliot Hughes: Build back better? Why not build better banking
Finance Minister Chrystia Freeland refrained from action in the banking sector despite the need for reform in a critical area of the economy that has too often been slow to change.
Opinion: Don’t let technocratic biases shape child care policy
The technocratic understanding of quality assumes child care can be given a rubric of indicators of quality from civil servants that will stand in for a genuine marker of the love and care that a child receives or not. The qualitative insight from a lot of these standards are very hard to find.
Sean Speer: Canadian creators don’t need protection. They’re already winning
Excluding the internet from regulation was an inspired decision. It has contributed to a burst of creativity, innovation, and new opportunities for Canadian creators and producers by massively expanding their market reach to a global audience.
Vass Bednar: What problem is Bill C-10 trying to solve anyway?
Given Bill 10’s hasty evolution and hazy details, the government is seriously risking its credibility and ability to regulate online platforms in a way that is satisfying for consumers. What problem is the government trying to solve here?
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