At the Canadian Anti-Monopoly Project (CAMP), we work to ensure Canada’s economy is more free, fair, and democratic. Through policy advocacy, merger monitoring, investigation tracking, and efforts to strengthen Canada’s Competition Act, CAMP holds powerful economic interests accountable and champions competition that benefits everyday Canadians. Our work spans research, analysis, and public engagement to uncover anti-competitive practices and advance policy solutions that protect markets and consumers alike.
Research and Analysis
CAMP advocates to promote anti-monopoly approaches to sectors across Canada in support of a more free, fair and democratic economy.
Policy Development
CAMP tracks important ongoing and completed mergers to ensure that the regulators tasked with protecting and promoting competition act in the interest of Canadians.
Investigation Tracking
CAMP tracks, translates, and analyzes ongoing Canadian competition law investigations so that everyday citizens can understand these important economic policy actions.
Public Interest Advocacy
The Competition Act is Canada’s primary piece of competition legislation and the heart of efforts to protect competition in the Canadian economy. CAMP advocates for a strong Competition Act and assertive enforcement to deliver benefits to Canadians.