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>> The border crossing conundrum

While the debate over what to do about aging infrastructure continues, Canada’s three-busiest border crossings have reached that magical milestone where they earn the title antique.

>> Share. Learn. Grow.

It's long been said that success in business is not determined by what you know, but by who you know. 20/20's Derek Lothian explores how Canadian manufacturers coast to coast are using peer group mentoring to overcome difficult business challenges. 

>> A new path forward

CME President & CEO Jayson Myers looks at what the recent Canada-US perimeter agreement means for manufacturers and exporters on both sides of the 49th parallel and for the future of the Canada-US relationship.

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>> Driving change

It's not the same race that it was for automakers a few, short years ago. Where General Motors once commanded the field from Detroit, a collection of about 10 companies with addresses ranging from Wolfsburg, Germany to Tokyo, Japan are now competing on equal footing for a smaller North American market share.

>> A requiem for red tape

A government panel looking at the cost of doing business in Canada has come up with its suggestions on how to make life easier for small and medium-sized entrepreneurs. In its formal report, the Red Tape Commission identified approximately 2,300 regulatory "irritants" causing headache for the country's primary job creators.

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