StubHub World Cup ticket cancellations prompt calls for investigations, legal action

Keldon Bester, Executive Director of the Canadian Anti-Monopoly Project, joins calls for the Competition Bureau to investigate StubHub’s World Cup ticket cancellations and its marketing of supposedly guaranteed tickets.

Economic extraction is the path of least resistance. And that’s not good for Canada

Rachel Wasserman, Fellow at the Canadian Anti-Monopoly Project, examines how debt-fuelled private equity ownership is weakening Canadian businesses, reducing investment and leaving workers, consumers and communities exposed.

Ottawa has struggled to increase grocery competition. Will the new food strategy help?

Prime Minister Mark Carney announced a $3.2-billion food security strategy Thursday, with several measures aimed at increasing competition in the grocery sector.

‘There’s a high degree of concentration in the Canadian cloud sector right now’: McCord

Curtis McCord, policy analyst at Canadian Anti-Monopoly Project, joins BNN Bloomberg to discuss the project's latest report on cloud computing.

Canada’s cloud market is ‘broken,’ report warns

The Canadian Anti-Monopoly Project latest report describes cloud computing as "core infrastructure" and says there is already a lack of competition in Canada.

Infonuagique et IA : comment se protéger d’un nouvel oligopole?

Le rapport du Projet anti-monopole canadien, publié mardi, indique qu’un marché si concentré réduit la concurrence, complique les changements de fournisseur et accroît la dépendance des entreprises et des gouvernements à l'égard de quelques acteurs dominants.

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