Conservatives vow Canada businesses to see 25% less red tape

Conservatives vow Canada businesses to see 25% less red tape

Pierre Poilievre promised to wake up the Canadian economy from the “red-tape-induced slumber” in his latest pitch to businesses.

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Conservatives Vow Canada Businesses to See 25% Less Red Tape

Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre promised to wake up the Canadian economy from the “red-tape-induced slumber” in his latest pitch to businesses ahead of the April 28 election.

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