Letters from CAMP

October 11, 2026 Welcome to Letters from CAMP, a newsletter on anti-monopoly activity in Canada and abroad, brought to you by the Canadian Anti-Monopoly Project. In this installment we have: Nortera and B&G Canada abandon canned food merger plans after Competition Bureau challenge CAMP recommends the Safe Social Media Act include a strong stance against scams Expert Interview Series: investigative journalist Rob Csernyik on the human costs of Canada’s gambling epidemic If you enjoy Letters,...

October 4, 2026 Welcome to Letters from CAMP, a newsletter on anti-monopoly activity in Canada and abroad, brought to you by the Canadian Anti-Monopoly Project. In this installment we have: “Second-generation Competition Agreement” on the agenda for upcoming Canada-E.U. partnership summit The Competition Bureau investigates how “minimum advertised prices” influence grocery competition American AI leaders commit to “pacing” at the White House while facing FTC scrutiny If you enjoy Letters,...

September 27, 2026 Welcome to Letters from CAMP, a newsletter on anti-monopoly activity in Canada and abroad, brought to you by the Canadian Anti-Monopoly Project. In this installment we have: Bureau announces agreement to hold Empire to account on its commitment to abandon property controls Ontario teachers bear the brunt of a government-sanctioned school supply monopoly How Carney’s middle power powerplay is an anti-monopoly strategy If you enjoy Letters, please consider sharing and...

September 20, 2026 Welcome to Letters from CAMP, a newsletter on anti-monopoly activity in Canada and abroad, brought to you by the Canadian Anti-Monopoly Project. In this installment we have: Carney talks a good anti-monopoly game in Europe, but the walk will take work Consolidation in the amateur hockey market threatens Canada’s national pastime Are calls for pacing the development of AI monopoly masquerading as moderation? If you enjoy Letters, please consider sharing and supporting CAMP....