World of Scams: The Fraud Problem at the Heart of Online Advertising

In a new report, CAMP explores the relationship between the proliferation of online scams and the oligopoly online advertising market.

Canada’s role in the Strait of Hormuz – Crypto donations to political parties – Prediction markets coming to Canada

Mornings with Simi discusses: Canada's role in the Strait of Hormuz, crypto donations to political parties, and prediction markets coming to Canada with CAMP fellow Rachel Wasserman.

The dangers of prediction-market gambling coming to Canada

Host Shaye Ganam and Rachel Wasserman who is the founder of Wasserman Business Law and is a fellow at Social Capital Partners and the Canadian Anti-Monopoly Project discuss the dangers of prediction-market gambling coming to Canada.

What’s in store for Canada as financial firms bet on prediction markets

The Wealthsimple app. The online investing platform has received regulatory approval to offer forecast contracts, opening the door to prediction trading in Canada.

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