Edited: 1.1, August 6, 2019 I was looking for topics that could possibly relate to 5G, but I was also concerned with other issues. I don’t know if we can still submit briefs for other topics and committees, but the … Continue reading →
By Alan Mercer Continuing from Part 9 on the topic of country of origin labeling: Country-of-Origin Labels Repealed for Beef, Pork Courthouse News Service | 22 December 2015 . . . The country-of-origin labeling rule, or COOL, was repealed under … Continue reading →
Continuing from Part 8 on the topic of country of origin labeling: Transparency? In this case, I’m going to go outside the scope of the TPP, but I think this would definitely relate to issues that affect Canada when it … Continue reading →
By Alan Mercer Congress Drops ‘Country Of Origin Labeling’ Rule On Meat Products From: https://www.youtube.com/user/RTAmerica | 23 December, 2015 Congress has repealed a law requiring vendors to label the country of origin on meat packages. The World Trade Organization has … Continue reading →
The implications for Canada of a fast-tracked Trans-Pacific Partnership www.nationalobserver.com, Stuart Trew & Scott Sinclair | 4 June 2015 . . . only five of the TPP’s 30-plus chapters directly relating to trade . . . . . . 80 … Continue reading →
EU-Canada trade agreement threatens European fracking bans Pia Eberhardt, www.publicserviceeurope.com | May 7, 2013 . . . But The right to say no (http://corporateeurope.org/publications/right-say-no-eu-canada-trade-agreement-threatens-fracking-bans) – a new research paper from Corporate Europe Observatory, the Transnational Institute and the Council of … Continue reading →
Note on June 7, 2015: I’m even more sympathetic to the idea (which isn’t happening) of measures (besides subsidies) focused on protecting Canadian industries against predatory globalist interests, including other governments. With the TPP, etc. it looks like there is … Continue reading →
April 13, 2003 – B More on David Orchard Jan 21, 2003 David Orchard Speech: Declaring his Candidacy for the Leadership of the Progressive Conservative Party of Canada “…They are advocating deeper and deeper integration into our powerful neighbour, … Continue reading →