Unpublished Newswire

A leading business group is giving some provinces and the federal government good grades for trying to break down Canada’s costly internal trade obstacles, even as those barriers continue to cost Canadians billions of dollars a year. In its annual report on internal trade due to be released Wednesday, the Canadian Federation of Independent Business (CFIB) credited Ottawa and the provinces for their efforts in trying to tackle internal trade barriers, while acknowledging that most of the “significant progress” stems from the increased attention they’re paying to the problem, without...