Opinion
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Budget 2019: Relentlessly “middle class”
A pre-election budget is usually just that, a pre-election budget. It is a document that ‘sets the table’ for a government heading into an election
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Regulators grapple with rapid change in the financial-services sector
The speed and scope of change in the financial-services sector is unprecedented. Regulators are trying to wrap their minds around what’s happening. The future of
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Campbell Strategies weighs in on China
If a Canadian court finds the extradition request in accord with our extradition treaty with the U.S., then Meng Wanzhou should be extradited. This process
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Campbell Strategies’ efforts lead to expanded support for Canada’s thalidomide survivors
Our firm regularly does pro bono work on important public policy issues. We are proud of our work with the Thalidomide Survivors Taskforce that was
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Whatever the Heck They Decided To Call It, It’s Done – Canada, US and Mexico Agree To Something On Trade
The “three amigos” they are not; but President Trump, Prime Minister Trudeau and outgoing Mexican President Nieto agreed on September 30th to renew the terms
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Ontario takes next step on Cannabis retail policy
Ontario’s once-tightly controlled entry into legalized recreational cannabis has seemingly broken wide open. The Ford government’s first move was to take storefront sales away from