Critics say continuation funds risk Ponzi dynamics

Continuation funds, once a post-crisis workaround for expiring vehicles in weak exit markets, are booming and find themselves at the centre of growing criticism. Critics warn they distort valuations, mask losses, and edge dangerously close to Ponzi-like dynamics.

The Canadian government wanted grocers to keep it up to date on efforts to stabilize food prices. Sobeys and Metro refused

Now, as U.S. President Donald Trump's tariffs take effect, experts warn that grocery prices in Canada could once again spike. It’s worth noting that stabilizing prices won’t undo the price hikes Canadians had already endured, said Keldon Bester from the Canadian Anti-Monopoly Project.

Google guilty ruling in antitrust case could boost Canada’s lawsuit against tech giant

Alphabet Inc.’s Google LLC last week was found guilty of illegally building and maintaining a monopoly in some online advertising markets by a judge in the United States, the second major blow to the US$1.8-trillion company that could break up its digital empire and shift the balance of power online.

Canada’s Fight Against Monopoly Power

The economic relationship between the United States and Canada has reached an inflection point and fighting monopoly power has the opportunity to transform it.

Keldon Bester listed as Globe & Mail 2025 Changemaker

CAMP's Executive Director, Keldon Bester is listed in the Globe and Mail's 20 emerging leaders reinventing how Canada does business.

The federal government empowers an oligopoly

On January 14, the Honourable Anita Anand, Minister of Transport and Internal Trade, announced the Government of Canada approval of the acquisition of Viterra Limited by global agri-business Bunge Global SA. 

CAMP is a think tank dedicated to addressing the issue of monopoly in Canada. We produce research, policy, and commentary in support of a more free, fair and democratic economy.

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