Within Canada, all orders of government recognise that overlap, duplication, and conflicting regulations undermine economic growth and prosperity. This publication reviews efforts of Canadian governments to reform their regulatory processes. Separate chapters cover the federal government and each of the provincial and territorial governments. Each chapter provides information on how the government is managing its regulatory reform effort (how it got started, reform objectives, achievements, future plans) and how each government makes regulations (the approval process, planning, drafting, submission and approval at various levels, registration and publication, evaluation).