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Who gets to decide? A conversation on making the rules

VIDEO: The Canadian economy is based on free markets, competition, capitalism, and the rule of law. Should we drop this model in favour of imposing high costs onto business resulting in merely symbolic benefits?

Bruce Pardy is a professor of environmental law at Queen’s University. Our Stewart Muir caught up with him at the University of Toronto where Professor Pardy recounted a speech he delivered recently at the BC Business Summit 2018 held in Vancouver.

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