“Under European competition laws, businesses can be fined for abusing their dominant position in a market to exploit purchasers or sellers… Canada has no equivalent exploitation doctrine in its competition law. It is not illegal for dominant firms to leverage their market power to earn excess profits, exploit consumers or even exploit workers.”

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