(Reuters) - TORONTO, July 12 - The Canadian government
appointed a five-member independent panel on Thursday to
examine all aspects of competition and investment policy,
including limits on foreign ownership in certain sectors.
Two key laws -- the Competition Act and the Investment
Canada Act -- need updating, as trade agreements have opened up
markets and investing has become increasingly global, federal
officials said at a press conference.
Read more at Reuters.com Government Filings News
appointed a five-member independent panel on Thursday to
examine all aspects of competition and investment policy,
including limits on foreign ownership in certain sectors.
Two key laws -- the Competition Act and the Investment
Canada Act -- need updating, as trade agreements have opened up
markets and investing has become increasingly global, federal
officials said at a press conference.
Read more at Reuters.com Government Filings News
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