High-profile U.S. enforcers weigh in on Canada’s competition overhaul

"Two influential U.S. opponents of unchecked corporate consolidation and power have weighed in on Ottawa's consultation in new competition rules for Canadian businesses."

Canadians will see prices rise, deal approved. We need stronger laws: Expert on Rogers-Shaw deal

"Keldon Bester, co-founder of Canadian Anti-Monopoly Project, joins BNN Bloomberg to discuss how the Rogers-Shaw deal will affect thousands of Canadians. Bester says Canada needs a stronger set of laws when it comes to M&A. He adds the Tribunal is aware of how it will lead to a softer competition but even then decided to approve the deal. Bester adds in order for these deals to stop, laws need to be updated."

Liberal government approves Rogers-Shaw, wireless assets to go to Quebecor

"The Liberal government has approved the $26-billion mega telecom merger between Rogers and Shaw, a move critics said will lead to higher wireless prices and shows Canada must reform its competition laws."

Who’s behind Canada’s new pulp-and-paper powerhouse, and where’s the money coming from?

"A few lines in business news last week marked the emergence of a new powerhouse in Canada's forestry sector, as a company called Paper Excellence officially gobbled up Montreal-based Resolute Forest Products."

Travelling soon? Get ready to pay higher cellphone roaming rates

"Two of Canada's biggest telecom providers are raising the fees they charge customers when they use their devices outside of Canada."

Industry committee delves into Rogers-Shaw merger as fate of deal rests with Minister Champagne

"Key players and close watchers of Rogers Communications Inc.'s proposed takeover of Shaw Communications Inc. shared their views on the $26-billion deal at a House of Commons committee Wednesday as Industry Minister Francois-Philippe Champagne deliberates on its fate."

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