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“One Canada” boost won’t come overnight

The One Canadian Economy Act (Bill C-5) is a positive step towards reducing dependency on the US in the long run. But it will do little to offset the blow to trade from tariffs given that even fast-tracked infrastructure projects would still take years to construct, while the economic gains available from removing interprovincial trade barriers will be limited.

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