Federal relief programs must ‘work at the ground level,’ say sector reps, as trade war escalates
A total import ban by the U.S. on specific Canadian products will take effect on Sept. 29, as a response to Canadian dollar-for-dollar counter tariffs.
A total import ban by the U.S. on specific Canadian products will take effect on Sept. 29, as a response to Canadian dollar-for-dollar counter tariffs.
Both groups lauded the introduction of Bill S-5, which requires that digital health data be shareable across different technology systems, this past winter. CMA past president Dr. Margot Burnell says her organization has been lobbying for this type of legislation for decades.
