To quantify the regulatory burden across Canada, CFIB has estimated the number of regulatory requirements (or restrictions) within each jurisdiction’s legislation and regulations ─ two primary sources of rules affecting businesses and citizens.
Jurisdictions that produce their own regulatory count typically use different methods, making comparisons difficult, underscoring the need for a consistent approach. The 2024 data reveal a significant variation in regulatory requirements across jurisdictions, ranging from around 36,000 in Prince Edward Island to nearly 150,000 in Ontario.
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December 2024 | Counting Constraints: A Comprehensive Count of Canada's Regulatory Requirements |
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