Instruct: Given a premise, retrieve hypotheses that are entailed by the premise.
Query: In part that can explain the reason why, although we have implemented free trade agreements, they have not been as good as they can become because the Government of Canada has actually impeded and impaired the ability of the Canadian private sector to be competitive with its counterpart south of the border because it has not done much with removing the interprovincial trade barriers that hamstring them so badly.
There are roadblocks to trade between Canadian provinces.
Some Canadians have left Canada.
Health Canada has management problems.
the canadian domestic economy shed jobs.
These economic measures have been imposed as protectionist measures for Canadian industries. 
Government intervention didn't really do anything for western Canada.
Quebec no longer wants to be apart of canada because they aren't allowed to manage their own funds
Getting involved in areas of exclusive provincial jurisdiction will damage Canadian unity.
Canadians don't like Americans in there business.
The British Columbia government was refusing to work with the surrounding governments.
Canada has a courrption problem. 
Historically, government intervention at all levels, but certainly at the regional level, played a tremendous role in building the fabric of western Canada.
for one years the Canadian government has been engaged in secret negotiations
Canada has multiple governments 
canada has relations with other countries
The goverment of canada is working with the canadian wheat board.
The federal act will make it more difficult for businesses to operate in Quebec and other provinces
There is more than one Canadian.
Industrial emissions could be reduced by the Canadian government.
Not all Asian shares were lowered due to the trade friction between the U.S. and Canada.
Canada's economic measures are supported by Canadian oil exporters. 
One of Canada's most important provinces has not accepted the country's constitution.
The number one challenge for the Canadian private sector is interprovincial trade barriers.
The Government of Canada has broken at least one of its free trade agreements.
They have not implemented free trade agreements.