‘Brain gain’ or a ‘remote possibility’? MPs weigh in on Canada’s future with the European Union
Some Canadian politicians are keen about closer ties to the 27-nation bloc, while others critiqued Prime Minister Mark Carney’s speech for lacking details on taxation, regulations, and the cost of pursuing 'associate' membership.
With details sparse on Canada’s future as a potential partner of the European Union, sentiment on Parliament Hill runs the gamut from skepticism to enthusiasm as the House of Commons returns for its fall sitting.
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