CBC’s Bizdigest: Telecom Roadmap
CAMP Executive Director Keldon Bester joins CBC Radio to discuss Ottawa’s telecom competition roadmap and how Canada can use the tools it already has to make wireless and home internet more affordable.
Fake online reviews are distorting competition and endangering consumers, research finds
CAMP Fellow Emily Osborne speaks with The Globe and Mail about how fake online reviews distort competition, undermine consumer trust and expose people to potentially harmful products and services.
Toronto’s mayoral race points to prediction market loopholes
CAMP Fellow Rachel Wasserman speaks with BetaKit about the rise of prediction markets in Canada, their links to gambling, and the regulatory questions raised by political betting.
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.