I agree on the possible benefits of fixing our systems. I personally believe that we should fix those things in any case. 

Marketing boards inflate the price of staples like milk, cheese, eggs, and chicken. This is a regressive tax on poorer Canadians who spend a greater percentage of their incomes on food. They have to go. 

With respect to lumber, we always seem to say that the US has it wrong and we don't understand why they think that we provide unfair subsidies. The answer is that we might. An auction for logging rights would be far more preferable for this as you could ensure the public is getting the best price for these rights instead of them being negotiated in some back room with a minister.