Canada's Treasury Board president has issued a new directive aimed at reducing the cost burden of federal regulation, with the policy set to take effect before the end of 2026. The move signals a formal federal push to streamline regulatory processes — a development with direct implications for Ottawa-area businesses and public servants.
Canada's Treasury Board president has issued a new directive aimed at reducing the cost burden of federal regulation, with the policy set to take effect before the end of 2026. The move signals a formal federal push to streamline regulatory processes — a development with direct implications for Ottawa-area businesses and public servants.
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