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Investment Canada not serving the country’s best interests

There are two big issues here: Investment Canada's lack of transparency, and the loss of young domestic firms scooped up by foreign multinationals thanks to takeover review threshold limits that are too high. The House Industry Committee has a chance to push for change. But will it?

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BY DAVID CRANE
May 8, 2023

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