Nordstar-Postmedia merger could define legacy of Competition Bureau’s Matthew Boswell
Just days before Google announced it would be following Meta’s lead in blocking Canadian news content in the wake of Bill C-18′s passing, word came that Nordstar Capital, owners of […]
CAMP submission to the Competition Bureau’s RFI in its investigation of RBC-HSBC Canada
A competitive banking sector is the bedrock of a free, fair and democratic economy, responsible for safekeeping the savings of Canadians, providing pathways to home ownership, and opportunities for entrepreneurs […]
Only reform of Canada’s competition law can prevent another Rogers-Shaw
CAMP statement in response to Minister Champagne’s Approval of Rogers-Shaw: On March 31, 2023, Minister Champagne announced his approval of the Rogers-Shaw takeover. After an unsuccessful challenge by the Competition […]
CAMP’s submission to The Future of Competition Policy in Canada
The power of monopolies in Canada has exacerbated an ongoing cost of living crisis, enriched few at the expense of millions, and stifled innovation and creativity in our economy. Canada […]
A new golden age for competition and antitrust is taking hold – and Canada can be part of it
In late 2022, an unusual scene unfolded in a New York courtroom: Author Stephen King, in an almost grandfatherly way, recounted a decades-ago lunch during which a publisher laughed at […]
Leveraging Competition Law and Policy to Promote Inclusive Growth in Canada
CAMP co-founder Robin Shaban and Smart Prosperity Institute Post-Doctoral Fellow Colleen Kaiser discuss how competition law can be a lever for achieving inclusive growth in the Canadian economy. Read the […]
The Competition Bureau’s appeal of the Rogers-Shaw decision continues the fight for Canadians
Ottawa, ON – On December 30th the Competition Bureau signaled its intention to appeal the Competition Tribunal’s decision rejecting its challenge of the Rogers-Shaw transaction. The Canadian Anti-Monopoly Project (CAMP) […]
Canadians should be wary of the rushed Rogers-Shaw decision
Earlier this month, as the Competition Tribunal hearing of Rogers’s acquisition of Shaw came to a close, Chief Justice Paul Crampton made it clear the tribunal would “bend over backwards” […]
The Competition Tribunal’s rushed Rogers-Shaw decision puts the interests of billionaires ahead of everyday Canadians
Ottawa, ON – Late in the evening on December 29, 2022, the Competition Tribunal rejected the Competition Bureau’s request to block the harmful Rogers-Shaw transaction outright, instead accepting a remedy proposed […]
Statement on the Competition ActConsultation Announcement
“CAMP celebrates Minister Champagne and the staff of Innovation, Science and Economic Development Canada on their launch of an open consultation on Canada’s Competition Act. In September CAMP sent a letter […]
