Consultation on the Canadian Free Trade Agreement, Regulatory Reconciliation and Cooperation Table

From November 4 to December 4, 2017, the Government of Canada consulted Canadians on ideas for reconciling regulations across Canada where differences impose greater costs on businesses and industry, and affect labour mobility in Canada. This consultation was undertaken to support the federal government’s participation in the Canadian Free Trade Agreement's Regulatory Reconciliation and Cooperation Table. Canadians, businesses, and other stakeholders were encouraged to submit suggestions for regulatory reconciliation and regulatory cooperation items which focused on existing regulations that act as a barrier to trade, investment, or labour mobility within Canada.