The Paramount-Warner Bros merger is done. Here’s how it could affect Canadians
Skydance-owned Paramount has completed its $81 billion US takeover of Warner Bros. Discovery, raising new questions about consolidation, consumer choice and the future of film and television production in Canada.
Competition Bureau investigates minimum advertised pricing policies in grocery sector
CAMP’s Keldon Bester speaks to The Canadian Press about the Competition Bureau’s investigation into minimum advertised pricing policies in Canada’s grocery sector.
Canada, EU Deepen Ties But Diverge on Consumer Protection
CAMP Executive Director Keldon Bester argues that stronger consumer protections can help improve competition and economic sovereignty as Canada deepens its ties with Europe.
Why Canadian payments platform Moneris is being sold to U.S. private equity
Global News cites CAMP research showing that three U.S. tech giants control 85 per cent of Canada’s public cloud market, underscoring concerns about concentrated control over critical digital infrastructure.
Canada’s safety net is collapsing
CAMP Policy Analyst Curtis McCord spoke with Ricochet about how concentration in Canada’s grocery sector limits competition, reduces consumer choice and contributes to higher food costs.
Europe is tackling the cloud oligarchy. Why isn’t Canada?
In the Financial Post, CAMP Policy Analyst Curtis McCord and digital-government expert David Eaves argue Canada must curb cloud lock-in, require interoperability and use public procurement to build a competitive cloud market.