Letters: Gassed Up
May 10, 2026 - The Competition Bureau challenges an important behind-the-scenes merger in Canada’s oil and gas sector, CAMP calls on the Competition Bureau to block Loblaws-affiliated Choice Properties acquisition of First Capital, and Social Capital Partners show it will take more than banks to unlock capital for Canadian businesses.
Letters: Spring Fling
May 3, 2026 - Spring Economic Update talks a good game on competition but we’re looking for more, why competition, not privatization, is the path forward for lower airfares in Canada, and CAMP and our allies get a word into Canada’s National Anti-Fraud Strategy consultation.
Letters: Mapping Monopoly
April 26, 2026 - Open-source good Samaritan shines a light on contracts that constrict grocery competition, independent cinemas in Canada voice their concerns over Paramount-Warner Bros consolidation, and California’s Attorney General sheds light on how Amazon keeps prices high on other online marketplaces.
Letters: David(s) vs. Goliath
April 19, 2026 - Survey finds addressing monopolized markets is a priority for majority of Canadian small businesses, CBC Marketplace investigation catches Loblaws and Sobeys overcharging customers for meat… again, and US jury finds Live Nation Ticketmaster is a monopoly, paving the way for a breakup.
Letters: Productive Discussion
April 12, 2026 - A new paper from Statistics Canada finds a clear link between competition and labour productivity, Meta moves quick to remove ads for attorneys seeking litigants for platform harms cases, and New York City moves on click to cancel rule to make life easier for subscribers.
Letters: Hollow Chocolate Bunnies
April 5, 2026 - Indie chocolatiers offer some relief this Easter after years of rising prices and shrinkflation, Canadians are ready for regulation of social media, but the details on how it happens matter, and Musk’s bogus online advertising antitrust lawsuit gets tossed by U.S. judge.