The federal government tabled landmark legislation today to cut the red tape on major national projects and to eliminate internal trade barriers. David Akin looks at what the bill is promising.

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The Liberal government introduced legislation Friday that it says will eliminate federal barriers to internal trade and detail how nation-building infrastructure projects will be identified and ...

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