Agreement on Internal Trade Chapter SevenAgreement on Internal Trade • February 3rd, 2010
IN THE MATTER OF THE AGREEMENT ON INTERNAL TRADEAgreement on Internal Trade • July 17th, 2021
This is an intervention under the Agreement on Internal Trade (the "Agreement"). Such Agreement is between Canada, the Provinces and the Territories. They executed it on July 18, 1994. The objective of the agreement is “to reduce and eliminate, to the extent possible, barriers to the free movement of persons, goods, services and investments within Canada and to establish an open, efficient and stable domestic market”. Furthermore, the parties to the Agreement recognized and agreed that “enhancing trade and mobility within Canada would contribute to the attainment of this goal”.
Agreement on Internal TradeAgreement on Internal Trade • October 29th, 2022
The ‘Agreement on Internal Trade’ (AIT) is an intergovernmental agreement entered into by the federal government and all ten provinces in 1994, which came into force in 1995. The goal of the AIT is the elimination of barriers to economic mobility within Canada (see Economic Union). To further this objective, it builds upon the failed attempts to amend the Constitution in both the Patriation and Canada Rounds. Although motivated by economic considerations, (i.e. the economic benefits that would result from increased inter-provincial economic activity) the AIT, along with the Social Union Framework Agreement, should be seen as an attempt to renew the federation through non-constitutional means in the wake of the failure of the Charlottetown Accord. The AIT is comprehensive in scope, covering the mobility of goods, services, capital and persons in all areas of economic activity, although there are sectoral chapters dealing with government procurement, investment, etc.
Seventh Protocol of AmendmentAgreement on Internal Trade • May 8th, 2007
The undersigned, Parties to the Agreement on Internal Trade, hereby agree to make the following additions, revisions and corrections to the Agreement on Internal Trade.
THE AGREEMENT ON INTERNAL TRADE: TAKING STOCK AFTER THREE YEARSAgreement on Internal Trade • April 29th, 2003
Last July 1st the Agr eement on Internal Trade (AIT) celebrated its second birt hday. The date - t he same day as Canada’s birthday - is no coincidence. This symbo lism is entirely appropriate as the AIT is an important building block in keeping our country strong and united. If Canadians are not free to buy and sell their go ods and services, to pract ise their professions and trades, and to invest on equal terms from coast to coast, how can they be expected to have a sense of belonging to the whole country and not to just their province or territory? How can our country expect to remain united?
Agreement on internal trade pdfAgreement on Internal Trade • August 23rd, 2022
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AGREEMENT ON INTERNAL TRADEAgreement on Internal Trade • January 16th, 2009
This agreement contains two key amendments to the existing AIT and marks a significant milestone toward eliminating internal trade barriers and enhancing labour mobility in Canada.
AGREEMENT ON INTERNAL TRADEAgreement on Internal Trade • May 2nd, 2007
Agreement on Internal Trade Chapter SevenAgreement on Internal Trade • February 3rd, 2010
BACKGROUNDERAgreement on Internal Trade • September 3rd, 2009
The Agreement on Internal Trade was signed by all provinces, territories and the federal government in 1994. Its objective is to reduce and eliminate, to the extent possible, barriers to the movement of persons, goods, services and investments within Canada. The AIT focuses on 11 specific sectors, one of which is labour mobility (Chapter 7).
AGREEMENT ON INTERNAL TRADEAgreement on Internal Trade • July 3rd, 2014
Agreement on Internal TradeAgreement on Internal Trade • August 18th, 2014
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