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  • NDP Leader Calls for ‘Severe Penalties’ for Price-Fixing Following Loblaw Settlement
    NDP Leader Calls for ‘Severe Penalties’ for Price-Fixing Following Loblaw Settlement
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    July 25, 2024BY Matthew Horwood
  • Some Cellphone Plans Not as Cheap as They Were Before Rogers-Shaw Merger: Watchdog
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    Certain cellphone plans in Western Canada are not as cheap as they once were prior to the Rogers-Shaw ...
    February 26, 2024BY The Canadian Press
  • Competition Intensity Has Decreased Over Last Two Decades, Competition Bureau Finds
    Competition Intensity Has Decreased Over Last Two Decades, Competition Bureau Finds
    Competition Bureau commissioner Matthew Boswell says new research from the bureau finds the competition intensity in the country ...
    October 5, 2023BY The Canadian Press
  • Parliament Should Consider Introducing an Excess Profit Tax for Grocers, Committee Suggests
    Parliament Should Consider Introducing an Excess Profit Tax for Grocers, Committee Suggests
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    June 14, 2023BY Peter Wilson
  • Competition Bureau Suing Cineplex for Alleged Junk Fees for Online Tickets
    Competition Bureau Suing Cineplex for Alleged Junk Fees for Online Tickets
    The Competition Bureau is suing Cineplex for allegedly advertising misleading ticket prices, the agency said Thursday. The Bureau ...
    May 19, 2023BY The Canadian Press
  • Rogers-Shaw Deal Will Disproportionately Impact Lower-Income Canadians, MPs Hear
    Rogers-Shaw Deal Will Disproportionately Impact Lower-Income Canadians, MPs Hear
    Rogers' planned buyout of Shaw Communications Inc. for $26 billion will have a disproportionate impact on low-income Canadians ...
    January 26, 2023BY Peter Wilson
  • Ottawa to Ban Wage-Fixing, No-Poaching Agreements This June
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    The federal government will be making wage-fixing and no-poaching agreements illegal for Canadian employers this year and introducing ...
    January 19, 2023BY Peter Wilson
  • Accusing Grocers of ‘Greedflation’ Is Pointless, but People Want a Scapegoat
    Accusing Grocers of ‘Greedflation’ Is Pointless, but People Want a Scapegoat
    Commentary As food prices rise, many are quick to blame grocers for profiteering and taking advantage of consumers. ...
    November 11, 2022BY Sylvain Charlebois and Samantha Taylor
  • Chorus of Demands for More Competition in Canada’s Telecom Industry After Rogers Outage
    Chorus of Demands for More Competition in Canada’s Telecom Industry After Rogers Outage
    Critics and members of the opposition are calling for an investigation into the July 8 Rogers outage, as ...
    July 9, 2022BY Andrew Chen
  • As Big Firms Get Bigger, Managing the Economy Gets More Difficult
    As Big Firms Get Bigger, Managing the Economy Gets More Difficult
    Big companies have strengthened their dominance in the economy relative to small businesses amid the pandemic and a ...
    August 11, 2021BY Rahul Vaidyanath
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