Trudeau Takes Aim at Corporate Canada as Inflation Sinks His Popularity
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s proposed reforms to competition law are being welcomed by some advocates as a step toward making Canada’s corporate sector more competitive. Whether his move will quell voters’ frustration about prices is another matter.
Radio Interview with 630 CHED
Price competition in Canada interview on 630 CHED.
Keldon Bester with the Canadian Anti-Monopoly Project highlights the need for more competition in the Canadian grocery market
Talking competition with our grocery stores. We’re going to have a deeper dive into that today with Keldon Bester, co-founder of Canadian Anti-Monopoly Project.
Keldon Bester, co-founder of the Canadian Anti-Monopoly Project, on how Canada’s lack of competition in some sectors has now become a kitchen table topic
"Keldon Bester, co-founder of the Canadian Anti-Monopoly Project, on how Canada’s lack of competition in some sectors has now become a kitchen table topic."
From telecoms to grocers, competition concerns keep bubbling up in federal politics
"As Canadians grow more concerned about rising inflation, competition across different sectors of the economy has become a "kitchen-table issue" at a time when the federal government is reviewing its competition law."
Why entrepreneurship in Canada has gotten so hard
"Ten days into the first pandemic lockdown, already an eternity for thousands of Canadian business owners forced to shut their doors, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau used one of his daily televised updates to “speak directly to small businesses and entrepreneurs”, expressing what would become a hopeful and recurring sentiment in the ensuing months."